Insults

adjective Describing speech that is offensive or vulgar

• The committee reprimanded the employee for using foul tongued language during the meeting.
• I can't believe how foul tongued he is when he gets angry.
• She's known for being foul tongued when she's in a bad mood.
• His foul tongued remarks left a lasting impact on the team morale.

noun a slang term used in Scotland to refer to a foolish or annoying person

• The politician was criticized for using inappropriate language, including the term 'bawbag'.
• My friend jokingly called me a 'bawbag' when I tripped over my own feet.
• Hey, stop being such a 'bawbag' and help me out with this project.
• The CEO's decision to cut employee benefits was seen as a real 'bawbag' move by the staff.

noun A British slang term used to describe a foolish or stupid person

• The lecturer referred to the disruptive student as a wazzock during the seminar.
• Stop being such a wazzock and just do your work.
• He's such a wazzock, always causing trouble wherever he goes.
• His stubbornness made him a wazzock in the eyes of his peers.