dollface
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- noun
- /ˈdɔlˌfeɪs/
- Offensive
:
muñequita (despectivo)
- You can't expect to win every argument, dollface; sometimes it's better to just smile and nod.
Examples
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"I read you pretty good, dollface," I snarled.
Fiction book (1997) -
Sam: Dollface!
Blog text (6) -
Listen here, dollface, your ideas are charming, but they won't solve this problem.
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Oh sure, dollface, you think you're the expert, but I've heard better plans from a toddler.
Synonyms
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A woman or girl spoken to in a warm, slightly old-fashioned way
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An extremely rude word used to hurt someone's feelings
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An old rude word for a person people insult or dislike
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A rude word for someone whose face another person calls ugly
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A person who is attractive but thought to have little intelligence or real skill
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A stone figure on a building or a person who looks ugly
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An insulting name for someone considered very ugly
A young woman seen as shallow and focused on fashion
A person who is conventional and not willing to try new things
A rude name for a person whose face looks like a monkey's
A very rude word used to insult someone
Antonyms
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dollface comes from the two words doll and face, and a useful image is a doll's pretty but plain or 'artificial' look. That's why the word can also be used in a sharp or sarcastic way to call someone silly or superficial.