There is a book in which you might take an interest, one which will answer your question far better than I can here. I'm sure you can find it on Amazon, on Bookfinder, Alibris, or via many or any of the other online bookdealers. Its name? The Writer's Guide to Everyday Life in the 1800's by Mark McCutcheon. Every time I look up nineteenth century profanity the information superhighway leads me there. Apparently one of its most popular chapters is either titled or concerns swear words, taboo words, and euphemisms. And if you dig around long enough using a combination of the abovenoted keywords you will find plenty of these Georgian and Victorian phrases turning hither and thither. Along with the book, I will let you find the link but give you a taste of both--the most proper I can find--until you do:
• adventuress=prostitute or wild woman
• boat-licker=brown-noser
• bass-ackwards apparently shows up here
• inexpressibles=pants
• necessary=bathroom
Like I said, I'm being G-rated here. A lot of the words still in use you might be surprised to find were in use then. You can find all this out, though, for yourself if you do some searching and book buying.
Shrek is an animated movie. I would say it's a children's movie, but they say curse words occasionally. So, the movie would be for older children and above.
No, the closest thing they have to profanity is the word "mudblood" which is unique to the Harry Potter universe. It is a derogatory word used to describe someone raised by a non-magical family. It is treated almost like a racial slur, and people are highly offended when someone says it.
Bad words are bad because it's an insult you say to people. Insults are like bad words, they hurt people and make them feel bad. So basically bad words are used to hurt and bring others down to make themselves feel better.And bad words to say to other people are like bullying so if you dont like no one to say bad words to you or insult you dont insult them By Jason yep dats wat makes em disrespectful by Asad
Eighteen Hundreds is the proper way to say it.
Squidward said "Curse you Preflemuster" Preflemuster was the weather fish who was on the news.
you think they don't say curse words but they do my baby does so they might say curse words watch out ok
yes after they say do do do do do
she does not curse she is a sweet kind helping lady
cant say them bad words
No sometimes older people will curse (or say bad words) here and there.
No, He does not cures a lot. He has been known though to say a few curse words.
it dosent have any curse words in it it says the charchter says a curse word but it donsent say which one
There adults!
On this website curse words are not translated as a policy.
Well the first curse word in "Toes" is ass and that is actually the only curse word. :)
It's because some people don't like hearing those words. The F-word is a strong word, sometimes not all people don't wanna hear those words.
it is bad to say curse words even if you are a christain or not. it is sinning. in the 10 commandments it says,do not misuse god's name.