tool

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wannabe

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perv

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"Creep" is an English term that dates back to the 14th century as a verb meaning "to move slowly and quietly," but it became a noun describing a person in the 20th century. The noun use draws on the idea of someone who "sneaks" or behaves in a secretive, unsettling way, often violating social norms or making others feel uncomfortable. It is commonly used in informal speech across English-speaking countries to describe people who are socially awkward, intrusive, or disturbing. The term is mildly to moderately derogatory, depending on context, and usually targets behavior rather than inherent personal traits.

What is the origin of the term "creep" and how is it used?

creep

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snowflake

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failson

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dayroom

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scummy

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plastic

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"Simp" is a slang term used to describe a man who is excessively submissive, deferential, or eager to please women, often to his own detriment. It emerged in American English in the early 20th century as a shortening of "simpleton," meaning a foolish or naive person, and was popularized in online and social-media culture in the 2010s. The term is typically used in informal, digital, or peer contexts to mock or criticize perceived over-attentiveness or weakness in male behavior toward women. It is mildly to moderately derogatory, often teasing or shaming rather than deeply offensive, though tone and context can heighten insult.

What is the origin of the term "simp" and how is it used?

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mullet

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Brown noser is a slang term that appeared in mid-20th-century English to describe a person who seeks favor through excessive flattery or servile behavior. The term comes from the literal idea of having one's nose so close to someone's butt that it becomes metaphorically "brown," emphasizing extreme submission or obsequiousness. Literally, it labels someone as overly eager to please or ingratiate themselves. Historically, it was derogatory, used to mock or criticize sycophantic behavior, and today it remains informal and insulting, typically used in workplaces, schools, or casual conversation rather than polite or neutral contexts.

What is the origin of the term "brown noser" and how is it used?

brown noser

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chicken

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sick burn

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to diss

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red pilled

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blue pilled

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Here you will find slang for personal insults, capturing casual, humorous, or biting ways people put others down.

Personal Insults

English Slang for Personal Insults