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cambion

cambion

9.9
An insulting name for a cruel or troublesome person
  • noun
  • /ˈkæmbiən/
  • Offensive
: engendro
  • He called his rival a cambion after the cruel prank at the meeting.

Examples

  • No one wanted to work with the office cambion because of her constant scheming.

  • The teacher warned the class not to act like a cambion toward their classmates.

  • He is such a cambion for the way he treats others.

  • Those cambions are always causing trouble in the neighborhood.

  • She called him a cambion for his wicked behavior during the project.

  • The children were warned not to behave like cambions if they wanted to keep their friends.

  • His reputation as a cambion made it difficult for him to find allies in the office.

Synonyms

bastard
vscambion
  • Offensive
∞ 8.0

A very rude word for a person you strongly dislike or who treats others badly

focuses on wicked or malicious character rather than general harsh insult
fucker
vscambion
  • Offensive
400 9.9

A very rude and insulting word for a person you strongly dislike

is an insulting term for wicked or troublesome people without sexual profanity
scum
vscambion
  • Offensive
206 8.1

A person who is seen as evil or dishonest

emphasizes wickedness or malice rather than general worthlessness
scumbag
vscambion
  • Offensive
162 9.5

A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly

targets people seen as wicked or causing trouble rather than only despicability
vermin
vscambion
  • Offensive
42 7.2

A person who is cruel and strongly disliked

is an insult about wicked or malicious behavior, not literal pest qualities
skunk
vscambion
  • Offensive
35 8.1

A person who behaves badly and cannot be trusted

focuses on wickedness or malice rather than casual insult
such an asshole
vscambion
  • Offensive
29 9.9

A very rude person who treats others badly

aims at wickedness or malicious troublemaking rather than mere rudeness
joker
vscambion
  • Offensive
23 3.7

A person who behaves foolishly or annoyingly

focuses on wickedness or malice rather than mere thoughtlessness
meanie
vscambion
  • Offensive
19 4.9

A person who is unkind to other people, often said by children

is a harsher insult for wicked or troublesome people, not childish teasing
wretch
vscambion
  • Offensive
15 7.5

A cruel person who treats others badly

refers to a wicked or troublesome person rather than a single bad act
stinker
vscambion
  • Offensive
14 7.2

A person who is mean or dishonest

is aimed at wicked, malicious, or troublesome people, not just light teasing
cur
vscambion
  • Offensive
9 9.9

A rude word for a person who is cowardly or mean

is aimed at wicked, malicious, or troublesome people rather than cowardice
slimeball
vscambion
  • Offensive
9 8.2

A person who lies and cannot be trusted

focuses on wickedness or troublemaking rather than dishonesty
meenie
vscambion
  • Baby Talk
9 9.9

A childish word for a person who is unkind to others

is a harsher insult for wicked or troublesome people rather than childish tease
dirty dog
vscambion
  • Offensive
9 8.0

A person who behaves badly or cheats others

is a harsher insulting word for someone wicked or malicious, not playful
rotter
vscambion
  • Offensive
7 8.9

A person who treats others very badly

is more about wicked, malicious action rather than general unpleasantness
scum bag
vscambion
  • Offensive
6 8.9

A very bad person who treats other people cruelly

focuses on wicked or troublesome acts rather than moral worth alone
she-devil
vscambion
  • Offensive
6 8.8

A cruel woman who treats people very badly

is a general insult not specific to women
crumb
vscambion
  • Offensive
6 9.2

A person who is mean and cannot be trusted

focuses on wickedness or malice rather than mere informality
sewer rat
vscambion
  • Offensive
4 9.0

An insulting name for a person thought to be very bad and not to be trusted

focuses on wicked or malicious traits rather than physical dirt or degradation
meany
vscambion
  • Offensive
2 7.2

A person who is unkind and hurts other people's feelings

is stronger, aimed at wicked or malicious people rather than mild meanness
stinkpot
vscambion
  • Offensive
2 9.9

A rude word for a person people strongly dislike

targets wicked or malicious character rather than general dislike
orc
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.0

A rude name for a person who is cruel or very ugly

focuses on wicked or malicious behavior rather than physical ugliness
chud
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude online name for a person people dislike

is a general insult for wicked or malicious people not tied to online use
crumbum
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude, selfish person who does not help others

is a general insult for wicked or troublesome people rather than crude slang
choad
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude word for a person who acts very foolishly

emphasizes wicked or malicious behavior rather than mere foolishness
carajo
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

An offensive word for a very bad or worthless person

targets wicked or troublesome traits rather than general disrespect
so-and-so
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 8.4

A person who is annoying or rude

is a stronger insulting label for clearly wicked or troublesome people
demoness
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 8.6

A woman who is very cruel to other people

is a gender neutral insult for wicked or troublesome people
no-good ass
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who acts badly and cannot be trusted

focuses on wickedness or malice rather than mere worthlessness
cagmag
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A dishonest person who cheats or lies to others

is aimed at wicked or troublesome people rather than just worthlessness
jism
vscambion
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude name for a foolish, annoying person

highlights wicked or malicious behavior rather than simple foolishness
archdemon
vscambion
9.9

A person people think is extremely cruel or evil

is used for wicked or troublesome people rather than ultimate evil
nasty cuntmuncher
vscambion
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who is very rude and insults others cruelly

is an insulting word for wicked or troublesome people without extreme vulgarity
total cuntwad
vscambion
  • Offensive
9.9

A very rude and unpleasant person who treats others badly

is a derogatory term for wicked or troublesome people with less obscenity
jumbie
vscambion
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who frightens or upsets others

is a direct insult about wickedness or troublemaking rather than just frightening

Surface Forms

cambion singular
cambions plural

Etymology

Cambion comes from the old root camb-, meaning 'exchange' or 'change' and related to English change; over time people used it as an angry name for someone seen as wicked or troublesome. The idea of a 'changed' or inhuman child helps explain why calling someone a cambion is an insult.