Skip to main content
Glite Dictionary
dicktionary of insult

dicktionary of insult

9.9
A joking name for a long list of insults
  • noun
  • NSFW
translation icon : dictionario de insultos
  • The comedian's act felt like a live reading from the dicktionary of insult.

Examples

  • She jokingly claimed to have memorized the entire dicktionary of insult after years of sibling rivalry.

  • Whenever he argued online, he seemed to consult his secret dicktionary of insult.

  • Have you seen my dicktionary of insult?

  • The comedian published a new dicktionary of insult last week.

  • The comedian's latest performance felt like a live reading from his dicktionary of insult, making everyone laugh.

  • During their playful banter, he quoted from his personal dicktionary of insult to tease his friend.

  • She always had a witty comeback ready, as if she had a dicktionary of insult at her fingertips.

Synonyms

dicktionary of mean
vsdicktionary of insult
  • NSFW
9.9

A funny list of harsh insults people use

is a playful pun suggesting a comprehensive list of harsh remarks

Surface Forms

dicktionary of insult singular
dicktionaries of insult plural

Morphology

dicktionary + of + insult

This phrase is a nonce pun blending 'dick' + 'dictionary' to mean a (humorous) dictionary of insults. While the relation to 'dictionary' and 'insult' makes the intended meaning partly recoverable, understanding depends on recognizing the blend and the slang sense of 'dick', so it is not fully predictable for an average B1 learner.

Etymology

Dicktionary of insult is a playful name that mixes dick, a slang word for a rude person, and dictionary, a book of words, creating the image of a book full of 'insults'. That's why people use it jokingly to mean a big list of insults or to say someone seems to know many rude lines.