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cuck

cuck

3 9.9
An insulting name for a man who seems weak because his partner cheats or controls him
  • noun
  • /kʌk/
  • Slur
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  • And the cucks, they just wanna give it all away.

I think I wouldn't be opposed to like having a, a male boy, a male cuck boyfriend, but I could never be a woman cuck.

Examples

  • The cucks don't get it.

  • Now, they want beta male cucks and wimps.

  • They attack traditional conservatives as quote cucks, men who raised the children of men who have cuckolded them.

  • He's always letting his girlfriend make the decisions; some people call him a cuck.

  • In their relationship, he feels like a cuck because she's the one who wears the pants.

  • Many believe that a cuck is just a man who lets his partner take the lead in everything.

Synonyms

cuckold
vscuck
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A man people call weak for not defending himself

focuses on private partner dominance or infidelity rather than public attacks

Antonyms

30 6.9

Showing strong confidence and wanting to lead others

2 5.6

A man who shows great physical strength by doing acts like bending steel

Idioms

9.9

To feel very ashamed and jealous because your partner cheated on you

Compounds

cuck chair
  • Slur
9.9

A seat used in online jokes to show someone embarrassed or admitting a mistake

How Insulting

scoundrel
  • Offensive
51 6.5
cuck
  • Slur
3 9.9
coward
  • Offensive
584 2.3
weakling
  • Offensive
24 4.4
loser
  • Offensive
810 4.8

Surface Forms

cuck singular
cucks plural

Etymology

Cuck comes from the older word cuckold, which comes from the bird cuckoo, known for 'laying eggs in other birds' nests'. Because of that bird, a man whose partner cheated was called a cuckold, and today cuck is a rude slang short form used to insult a man as 'weak' or 'inadequate'.