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Shakespeare Insults Dictionary
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Shakespeare Insults Dictionary
Dictionary of Insults - Shakespeare
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wall eyed slave, whither wouldst thou
convey this growing image of thy fiend
like face (Titus Andronicus)
Scurvy, old, filthy, scurry lord (All's
well that ends well)
She hath more hair than wit, and more
faults than hairs, and more wealth than
faults (The Two Gentlemen of Verona)
She is lumpish, heavy, melancholy
(The Two Gentlemen of Verona)
She is peevish, sullun, forward,
proud, disobedient, stubborn,
lacking duty (The Two Gentlemen of
Verona)
She is spread of late into a goodly
bulk (The Winter's Tale)
She is too mean to have her name
repeated (All's well that ends well)
She speaks yet she says nothing
(Romeo and Juliet)
She's a great lubbery boy (The Merry
Wives of Windsor)
She's the kitchen wench, and all
grease ; and I know not what use to
put her but to make a lamp of her
and run her from her own light. I
warrant, her rags and the tallow in
them will burn a Poland winter. If
she lives till doomsday, she'll burn
a week longer than the whole world
(Comedy of Errors)
Should all despair that hath
revolted wives, the tenth of mankind
would hang themselves (The Winter's
Tale)
Silence that fellow, I would he had
some casuse to prattle for himself
(Measure for Measure)
Sit there, the lyingest knave in
Christendom (Henry VI Part 2)
Slander, whose edge is sharper than
the sword, whose tongue outvenoms
all the worms of Nile (Cymbeline)
Slave, souless villain, dog ! O
rarely base! (Antony & Cleopatra)
Small curs are not regarded when
they grin (Henry VI Part 2)
Snakes, in my heart blood warmed,
that sting my heart. Three Judases,
each one thrice worse than Judas
(Pericles, Prince of Tyre)
So lust though to a radiant angel
linked, will sate itself in a
celestial bed and prey on garbage
(Hamlet)
So vile a lout (King John)
So, thou common dog, didst thou
disgorge thy glutton bosom? (Henry
IV Part 2)
Soft and dull eyed fool (The
Merchant of Venice)
Something is rotten in the state of
Denmark (Hamlet)
Sweep on, you fat and greasy
citizens (Antony & Cleopatra)
Sad Fool
Sad Wrack
Sanctimonious Pirate
Satirical Rogue
Scab
Scall
Scambling
Scarecrow
Scarlet Hypocrite
Scauld
Scolding Crookback
Scolding Queen
Scorn Of Women
Scornful Piece
Scoundrels And Subtractors
Scroyle
Scullion
Scurvy Fellow
Scurvy Hilding
Scurvy Jack- A- Nape Priest
Scurvy Jack-Dog Priest
Scurvy Knave
Scurvy Lord
Scurvy Monster
Scurvy Politician
Scurvy Railing Knave
Scurvy- Valiant Ass
Secret And Villainous Contriver
Secure Ass
Serpent Heart
Shag-Haired Crafty Kern
Shallowest Thickskin Of That Barren
Sort
Shallow-Hearted Boy
Shameless Callet
Shameless Courtesan
Sharp-Looking Wretch
She- Wolf
She-Fox
Shotten Herring
Shoulder-Clapper
Shrewd And Knavish Sprite
Shrewd Contriver
Shrewd Knave And Unhappy
Shrieve's Fool
Shrill- Voiced Supplicant
Sick Interpreter
Sicked Spirit
Silken-Coated Slave
Simple Bawd
Simple Gull
Simp'ring Dame
Simp'ring Sire
Sir Knob
Skains-Mate
Slanderous Tongue
Slave Of Nature And The Son Of Hell
Slovenly Unhandsome Corse
Slug
Sly And Constant Knave
Sly Divel
Sly Frantic Wretch
Smiling Pickthanks
Smooth-Fac'd Gentleman
Smooth-Tongue
Sneaking Fellow
Snipt-Taffeta Fellow
So Dissolute A Crew
So Vile A Lout
Sober-Suited Matron
Soft And Dull-Eyed Fool
Some Carry-Tale
Some Dick
Some Mumble-News
Some Please-Man
Some Slight Zany
Son And Heir Of A Mongrel Bitch
Son Of Darkness
Sorrowful Issue
Sot
Soulless Villain
Sour Ferryman
Sour Husband
Sourest-Natured Dog That Lives
Soused Gurnet
Spanish-Pouch
Spartan Dog
Spendthrift Of Tongue
Spongey Officer
Spotted And Inconstant Man
Spotted Snake With Double Tongue
Squire Of Low Degree
Stale Old Mouse-Eaten Dry Cheese
Starved Snake
Stern Untutored Churl
Stoney- Hearted Villain
Stony Adversary
Stony Image
Strange Fish
Strange Flies
Strange Serpent
Strange Sore
Strangely- Visited People
Stretch-Mouthed Rascal
Stubborn Ancient Knave
Stubborn Spirit
Stuffed Cloakbag Of Guts
Sturdy Rebel
Subtle Whore
Such A Dish Of Skim Milk
Such A Snipe
Such Toasts-And-Butter
Such Waterflies And Dimunitives Of
Nature
Summer-Flies
Superfluous Lackey
Superstitious Idle-Headed Eld
Swoll'n Parcel Of Dropsies
Sworn Rioter
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