insulting name

We trade insulting names and make jokes at each other 's expense.

At present, the only naming limitation is the dignity of the child, who cannot be given an insulting name.

In the West, some "friends" turned against me, calling me by yet another set of insulting names.

I put a hand over my eyes and called myself all the insulting names young wizards use for each other; the list was fairly long.

The caller would call them an insulting name and the hosts would give in.

Chinese children are called insulting names to make them appear worthless to evil spirits.

It was an insulting name given by the Burmese chronicles for his rebellion.

Such humorous insulting names were common in Comanche culture.

After all, if names didn't matter, the groups with power wouldn't have so many insulting names for the groups without it.

"Calling me insulting names won't alter this situation."

"They'd call you insulting names, and that forearm shiver.

Polish children speaking their language were punished in schools and often had to wear signs with insulting names, such as "Pollack".

That was the first time I heard free Gaul referred to by that insulting name.

From words they came to blows, and the women, frightened at the disturbance, pelted Tephany with insulting names.

And I wouldn't have stopped, either, if only Jasper Jr. hadn't called me an exceptionally insulting name as we flew past.

'But Persephone,' he protested, 'you ignore the fact that he called me a most insulting name.' '

Right now, for example, you should be stringing together a litany of insulting names for my archenemy, Lisa Lopez."

Open Air (Plein air) and Impressionism were insulting names given by critics and jeering crowds.

"Pigface" was Stoller's term for Tellarites; Stoller knew more insulting names for aliens than Joey had ever imagined existed.

He talked cheerfully, calling Ned Beaumont numerous profane and obscene and merely insulting names, accusing him of a long and varied list of vices.

On another is a pitchfork signifying the Folk Nation, and on another is "SLOB," the Crips' insulting name for the Bloods.

He also coined the insulting name Big Red Cheese to refer to Captain Marvel, a name that the Captain's friends have adopted with which to light-heartedly tease him.

Often described as "a freak" and other insulting names by Claire, Massie and the Clique, he has a crush on Massie and dislikes all of her friends.

Valjean learns of her plight when Javert arrests her for attacking a man who called her insulting names and threw snow down her back, and sends her to a hospital.