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Synonyms for cuss

Most common

swear word curse swearing expletive fella feller

Synonyms by meaning

Noun

2. Feller — fellow, person

feller, fella, lad, fellow, bloke, gent, chap, blighter

3. Gadfly

gadfly, pest

Verb

Definitions

  1. n. 1

    Fellow, person.

    He's an abrupt-sounding cuss, but good-hearted too.

  2. n. 2

    A curse.

  3. n. 3

    A curse word.

  4. v. 1

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

Forms

Plural
cusses → curses, swearings, expletives, oaths…
Past participle
cussed
e.g. cussed → sweared, blasphemed, imprecated…

Example sentences

  • curse Don't curse or I'll wash your mouth out with soap.
  • swearing Ziri was still swearing at everyone and everthing.
  • fella The fella is getting married, he's off the market!
  • feller Tom is a very likeable feller.

Popularity over time

Word1850 → 2019Trend
cussrising
curserising
swearingrising
expletiverising
fellarising

Use in printed books, per decade from 1850 to 2019.

By length

3 letters
lad1
4 letters
oath1, chap1, pest1, gent1
5 letters
swear1, curse1, fella2, bloke1
6 letters
fellow2, feller2, gadfly2
8 letters
swearing2, blighter
9 letters
expletive3, blaspheme, imprecate

The small number after each word is its number of syllables (fella2 = 2 syllables).