real cuntbag
- noun
- Offensive
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[VULGAR] persona despreciable
- He acted like a real cuntbag during the meeting, constantly interrupting everyone.
Examples
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She couldn't believe he called her a real cuntbag in front of her friends.
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Don't be such a real cuntbag, just listen to what I'm saying.
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Don't be such a real cuntbag!
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I can't believe he acted like a real cuntbag yesterday.
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He was being a real cuntbag by making fun of her mistakes in front of everyone.
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She called him a real cuntbag for spreading lies about her personal life.
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Don't be such a real cuntbag; show some respect to your colleagues.
Synonyms
168
9.5
A person who treats other people very badly and unfairly
88
9.9
A very rude word for a person you strongly dislike
64
9.9
A rude or selfish person, used as an offensive insult
40
8.2
An unpleasant person who lies or treats others badly
28
9.9
An insulting name for a person who is rude or mean
5
7.5
A dirty, untidy person or animal often used as a mild insult
1
9.1
A person who behaves badly or annoys others, often as a joke
1
8.9
A very bad person who treats other people cruelly
A very rude and unpleasant person who treats others badly
A very rude and insulting name for a person you strongly dislike
A person who is very rude and insults others cruelly
A rude word for a person who treats others badly
A very rude and unpleasant person who treats others badly
A person who is very rude and treats others badly
A person who is rude and treats others badly
An offensive slang word for a rude person who treats others badly
A rude, foolish person who annoys others
A very rude and annoying person who treats others badly
A person who is rude and annoying
A very rude and foolish person
A rude name for someone who seems very foolish
Antonyms
How Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
real + cuntbag
While 'real' functions transparently as an intensifier, the core element 'cuntbag' is a vulgar, slang coinage whose insulting meaning is not compositionally derivable from its literal parts. The expression is highly idiomatic and culture-specific, so a B1 learner who only knows the constituent words would not reliably infer the intended insulting meaning.
Etymology
Real cuntbag may come from joining a very rude word, cunt, with bag in the same way as other harsh names, where bag suggests a worthless person and real makes the insult stronger. So calling someone that means 'a very nasty or horrible person'.