foul-mouthed
- adjective
- /faʊl maʊθd/
- NSFW
- Kai is particularly unpleasant because he combines extreme ignorance with very foul-mouthed diction.
- foul-mouthed and lazy
- dirty and foul-mouthed
- very foul-mouthed
And as we've established, they are foul mouthed, humorless.
- And as we've established, they are foul mouthed, humorless.
- So here are just a few of the most foul mouthed members of the animal Kingdom.
- And she becomes the kind of foul mouthed comic that we that we have become to we've come to associate with Melissa McCarthy.
Examples
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The other principal character is Vince's longtime agent, the hyperactive, comically foul-mouthed, and ethically challenged Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven).
Academic text (2012) -
With their boozy client dinners, big bonuses, and foul-mouthed traders, interdealer brokers are stalwarts of a financial order that is in retreat.
Blog text (28) -
Is this the kind of foul-mouthed example... we wanna set for our young, innocent children?
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So here are just a few of the most foul mouthed members of the animal Kingdom.
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Foul-mouthed, unexpected, and very effective.
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What will Bill Maher do? He is nothing but foul-mouthed when he talks about conservative women.
Blog text (21) -
So the next day I get a call and William Paley called my agency and said this foul mouthed young man will not appear on my network.
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And she becomes the kind of foul mouthed comic that we that we have become to we've come to associate with Melissa McCarthy.
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She's a foul-mouthed, aggressive, arrogant, antisocial little miscreant.
Fiction book (1994) -
During the meeting, he shocked everyone with his foul-mouthed remarks, using language that made many uncomfortable.
Synonyms
Containing rude or offensive language
Words or jokes that are rude and about sex
Being rude and indecent in words or behaviour
A person who speaks loudly and says rude things
Containing sexual jokes or rude words
Using rude words that insult other people
A person who speaks in a rude, harsh way
Antonyms
How Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Foul-mouthed comes from the picture of a 'dirty' mouth: foul means 'dirty' or 'bad' and mouth is the same word you know. So a foul-mouthed person often uses 'dirty' or rude words, which is why the word describes someone who speaks in a rude way.