fleabag
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- noun
- /ˈfliˌbæɡ/
- Offensive
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desarrapado
- The kids affectionately called their scruffy pet a fleabag due to his messy fur.
Every incompetent, morally bankrupt bottom feeder fleabag that he can find races to work for him.
- Every incompetent, morally bankrupt bottom feeder fleabag that he can find races to work for him.
- And when I talk about these fleabags, I'm talking about a lot of these Christian nationalists.
- If you like fleabag, you'll love Donald Trump in douchebag quality.
Examples
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Get back up there, fleabag!
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You're not worth his time, fleabag.
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Nice old fleabag you got there.
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Come on, you dirty old fleabag, come on.
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Oh, no, not some fleabag.
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Don't you let that fleabag near me.
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This is Billy, and that fleabag at your feet is Clancy.
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Come on, fleabag!
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Look at that fleabag! It hasn't been groomed in weeks.
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Despite her shabby appearance, the little dog was still a loveable fleabag.
Synonyms
A thin, ragged person or animal that looks weak
Antonyms
How Unkempt
- Offensive
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Etymology
The word fleabag originally pictured a thing 'full of fleas', so calling a person or animal a fleabag paints them as shabby or dirty. That's why it is often used as a mild joke or insult about someone who looks unkempt.