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whoreson

/ˈhɔːr.sən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un enfant illégitime, ou utilisé comme terme injurieux pour une personne considérée comme stupide, agaçante ou méprisable.

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noun

/ˈhɔːr.sən/formal
  • frNom désignant un enfant illégitime, ou utilisé comme terme injurieux pour une personne considérée comme stupide, agaçante ou méprisable.

A noun referring to an illegitimate child, or used as an insulting term for a person considered stupid, irritating, or ridiculous.

  1. Illegitimate childC2formal

    A person born to parents who are not married to each other, often used historically as a derogatory term.

    frEnfant illégitime

    • In medieval times, a whoreson was often denied inheritance.
    • The character in the play was scorned as a whoreson.
    • The term 'whoreson' was used to shame illegitimate children.

    Synonymesbastardby-blowlove childmisbegotten

  2. Insulting termC2informal

    An offensive or vulgar term used to address someone considered stupid, irritating, or contemptible.

    frfils de pute (insulte)

    • He called him a whoreson for his foolish behavior.
    • The angry driver shouted, 'Get out of the way, you whoreson!'
    • In Shakespeare's plays, characters often use 'whoreson' as an insult.

    Synonymesbastardcurknavemiscreantrascalroguescoundrelvarletvillainwretch

Formes
  • whoresons plural form
  • whoresons' possessive plural form
  • whoreson's possessive singular form
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