fleshbag
- noun
- /ˈflɛʃbæɡ/
- Offensive
- In the sci-fi film, the alien referred to humans as fleshbags, showing their disdain for biological life.
Examples
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And a female Fleshbag.
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The villain considered his enemies merely as fleshbags, existing only for him to exploit.
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Or the Fleshbag?
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God, with you in the part, Monique's mother's not gonna be just another Jurassic fleshbag in a wheelchair.
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The scientist called their bodies fleshbags, emphasizing their importance only as hosts for consciousness.
Synonyms
A dirty, untidy person or animal often used as a mild insult
Someone or something people see as weak and not important
A person called jokingly to show they are not a robot
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fleshbag is made from the everyday words flesh ('body tissue') and bag ('a container'), so it creates the sharp image of a 'bag of flesh'. That's why fleshbag is a rude insult, often used in science fiction to show a living being treated only as a body rather than as a person.