commy
- noun
- /ˈkɑːmi/
- Slur
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comunista (despectivo)
- They're Nazis and they're commies, which is pretty bad.
That's when you know it's game on because he's already been a commie in the Soviet Union.
- That's when you know it's game on because he's already been a commie in the Soviet Union.
- Well, of course, the commies are just lying douchebags, as we all know.
Examples
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I'm not sure she was open to helping this commie ahead of the election.
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If anyone is a pinko commy, it's you.
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Like we're all like commie as fuck.
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Well, of course, the commies are just lying douchebags, as we all know.
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That's when you know it's game on because he's already been a commie in the Soviet Union.
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And so I like when I say on Twitter that like we create jobs together at my company that isn't some like froofy commie thing.
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You just learn racism in through stereotypical imagery and and through your sound like commie system sound like commie scum.
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I was that uncomfortable was when he's slurping on the commie bathwater.
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You're the Watcher, Slayer of Dragons, conqueror of war, commies, and protector of the people for the peace of the Kingdom.
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During the Cold War, many Americans accused their neighbors of being a commy if they showed any support for leftist ideas.
Synonyms
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A person who wants businesses and land owned by the community, not by individuals
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Etymology
Commy used as a noun is a slang, often insulting, short form of communist. It comes from the old Latin root communis meaning 'shared', like in community, so a 'commy' is someone people say supports ideas of shared property or state control and the word is typically used as an insult.