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British Swear Words – How to Swear in English


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British offensive words.
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Well … Ali: If you do not like to offend people, do not stay further.
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So, Ali … you’d introduce her to us the first word, then? Ali, the first word is “shag”
This can be a verb, but also a name.
Lucy: Yes. So “shag” as the verb “to shag” means to have sexual intercourse.
Ali: Or as name, it means the act of performing sexual intercourse or sexual partner with a specific skill.
For example, “a good shag” or Lucy, “a bad shag” like me.
Ali: we want to do sex (shag)?
Lucy: Actually, no.
Lucy: The next question is … Ali: “bugger”
Lucy: And “bugger” is an expletive to describe usually a man with strange behavior
and somewhat boring.
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Ali: Word rotating is … Lucy: “Twat”
Ali: It can refer to genital mutilation.
Lucy: Or even someone who considered crazy or obnoxious.
Ali: Hmm … it can be eshe a verb, to hit someone. For example, I struck (twatted) it.
Lucy: right in your face.
Ali: Lucy!
Lucy: Hitting Direct Group.
Lucy: So the next question is’ ‘rat-arsed.’
Ali: Or you can say ‘pissed’.
Lucy: Both these words mean being drunk.
Ali: But be careful with ” pissed ‘, as in American English,’ ‘pissed’ ‘that is frayed.
Ali: Lucy! Lucy! I’m Ali!
Lucy: Ali, you are screwed (rat-arsed) again?
Ali: Pfff … You can not prove this!
Lucy: Oh, God.
Ali: Come out. It is freezing.
Lucy And our final question is …
Ali: “bollocks”
Lucy: Hmm … I love this question.
Lucy: And “bollocks” ie testicles.
Ali: Or “waffle” or something that does not believe.
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Lucy: Do not you have your mom make this about me?
Ali: Nooo
Lucy: Gammon (bollocks)!
Lucy: Plot waffle.
So these were 5 or 5 half word
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Lucy: Yes, maybe 6
6 British offensive word! I hope you liked them and that you have learned something.
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