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v. To curse or curse at.

n. A curse.

n. An odd or perverse person or creature.

v. To use cursing, to use bad language, to speak profanely.

n. A curse: used both in the proper sense, as an imprecation, and (as equivalent to curse) as a symbol of worthlessness: see curse, curse.

n. [A particular use of the preceding, but perhaps in part associated with customer, somewhat similarly used.] A fellow; a perverse or refractory person: a general term of contempt or reproach (sometimes very slight or jocose): usually with an epithet: as, a hard cuss; a mean cuss; a little cuss.

To curse; swear at.

To curse; swear; use profane language.

An obsolete variant of kiss. Chaucer.

v. utter obscenities or profanities

n. a boy or man

n. profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger

n. a persistently annoying person

""And the way he can cuss is simply God-awful," Big Bill testified."

cussed    cussing   

verbalise    give tongue to    express    verbalize    utter    profanity   

Gus    Huss    Pruss    Rus    Russ    adjusts    bus    buss    discuss    fuss   

critter    scamp    geezer    duffer    critters    wench    rascal    bugger    minx    bastard