puke

Examples

• All

• And a lot can happen to a little puke like you out on the line.

  Only the Brave (2017)

• McNamara said, "That kind of puke is more than I can stand."

  Fiction book (1995)

• America wanted to crown him LORD, and now we are stuck with the PUKE.

  Blog text (14)

• You could crush that little puke.

  The Benchwarmers (2006)

• I'm the pompous puke of all times.

  Faces (1968)

• Those science pukes leaned on you pretty hard.

  Avatar: The Way of Water (2022)

• You mentally-deficient puke.

  Monkey Shines (1988)

• You little puke! You'll regret that later.

• The students called him a puke because of his rude behavior.

• No one wants to associate with such a puke after what he did.

Synonyms

S

shit

vspuke

• Offensive

471 9.9

A rude or unpleasant person who treats others badly

focuses more narrowly on deep contempt without claiming stupidity

P

piece of shit

vspuke

• Offensive

328 9.9

A person or thing that is very bad and has no value used to insult someone

expresses contempt too but without stressing worthlessness so strongly

T

trash

vspuke

• Offensive

225 7.4

People who are treated as worthless or unimportant

is a harsh personal insult rather than a collective derogatory label

S

scumbag

vspuke

• Offensive

162 9.5

A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly

is a harsh insult but focuses on general contempt rather than morality

B

bum

vspuke

• Offensive

138 7.2

A lazy person who others dislike for not working

targets general contempt without implying laziness or idleness

T

turd

vspuke

• Offensive

74 9.6

A rude word for a person or thing that is very bad and not worth anything

is similarly insulting but more general about low esteem

L

lowlife

vspuke

• Offensive

63 7.7

A person who is dishonest or breaks the law

is contempt focused but not necessarily about moral or criminal behaviour

S

skunk

vspuke

• Offensive

35 8.1

A person who behaves badly and cannot be trusted

is more directly insulting and less figurative in tone

S

stinker

vspuke

• Offensive

14 7.2

A person who is mean or dishonest

is a harsher insult with stronger emotional rejection

G

git

vspuke

• Offensive

10 9.9

A rude person who treats others badly

is similarly insulting but broader in tone and seriousness

D

dirty dog

vspuke

• Offensive

9 8.0

A person who behaves badly or cheats others

is more directly insulting and less playful in tone

R

rotter

vspuke

• Offensive

7 8.9

A person who treats others very badly

expresses contempt too but may be stronger or more emotional

S

scum bag

vspuke

• Offensive

6 8.9

A very bad person who treats other people cruelly

is equally contemptuous but less tied to moral judgement

C

crumb

vspuke

• Offensive

6 9.2

A person who is mean and cannot be trusted

is stronger and more biting than this milder expression

S

stinkpot

vspuke

• Offensive

2 9.9

A rude word for a person people strongly dislike

is more intense and more likely to show deep disgust

D

dog turd

vspuke

• Offensive

1 9.9

An insulting word for a person or thing that is very bad

is a direct personal insult rather than a comment on quality

S

so-and-so

vspuke

• Offensive

1 8.4

A person who is annoying or rude

is a stronger insult used when showing clear low esteem

N

no-good ass

vspuke

• Offensive

1 9.9

A person who acts badly and cannot be trusted

is equally derogatory but can carry harsher emotional weight

T

total shitsack

vspuke

• Offensive

9.9

A person who is very rude and treats others badly

conveys strong contempt but can be used less vulgarly

Antonyms

H

hero

∞ 1.1

A person admired for brave actions and good qualities

Idioms

P

to puke my guts out

• NSFW

4 9.9

Throw up violently many times because you feel sick or drink too much

Compounds

U

unicorn puke

• Slang

9.9

A bright, messy mix of many colors used to decorate things

How Contemptible

puke

• Offensive

15 9.9

lowlife

• Offensive

63 7.7

idiot

• Offensive

∞ 1.2

jerk

• Offensive

683 4.2

disagreeable person

1 4.5

Surface Forms

Etymology