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Shakespeare Insults Dictionary
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Shakespeare Insults Dictionary
Dictionary of Insults - Shakespeare
Phrases - Shakespeare Plays
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Watch
out he's winding the watch of his wit,
by and by it will strike (The Tempest)
We leak in your chimney and your chamber
lye breeds fleas like a loach (Henry IV
Part 1)
We may account thee a whoremaster and
knave (Timon of Athens)
We need no grave to bury honesty,
there's not a grain of it the face
to sweeten of the whole dungy earth
(The Winter's Tale)
Wedded be thou to the hags of hell
(Henry VI Part 2)
Weed this wormwood from your
fruitful brain (Love's Labour Lost)
Were I like thee, I would throw away
myself (Timon of Athens)
What a brazen faced varlet art thou
(King Lear)
What a caterwauling do you keep here
(Twelfth Night)
What a caterwauling dost thou keep
(Titus Andronicus)
What a disgrace it is to me that I
should remember your name (Henry IV
Part 2)
What a drunken knave the sea was to
cast thee in our way (Pericles,
Prince of Tyre)
What a fool art thou, a rampaging
fool, to brag and stamp and swear
(King John)
What a maidenly man at arms you have
become (Henry IV Part 2)
What a slave art thou to hack thy
sword as thou hast done, and then
say it was in a fight (Henry IV Part
1)
What a wretched and peevish fellow
is this King (Henry V)
What cracker is this same that deafs
our ears with this abundance of
superfluous breath (King John)
What have we here ?, a man or a
fish, dead or alive (The Tempest)
What hempen homespun have we
swaggering here (A Midsummer Night's
Dream)
What rubbish, what offal (Julius
Caesar)
What shall I call thee when thou art
a man ? (Antony & Cleopatra)
What strange fish hath made his meal
on thee (The Tempest)
What such fellows as I do, crawling
between earth and heaven? We are
arrant knaves all, believe none of
us (Hamlet)
What tempest, I trow, threw this
whale with so many tons of oil in
his belly, ashore at Windsor (The
Merry Wives of Windsor)
What's the matter you dissentious
rogue that, rubbing the poor itch of
your opinion, make yourselves scabs
(Coriolanus)
When good manners shall lie all in
one or two man's hands and they
unwashed too, tis a foul thing
(Romeo and Juliet)
When he is best, he is a little
worse than a man, and when he is
worst, he is little better than a
beast (The Merchant of Venice)
Where we are there's daggers in mens
smiles (Macbeth)
Where will thou find a cavern dark
enough to mask thy monstrous visage
(Julius Caesar)
Whose horrible image doth unfix my
hair and make my seated heart knock
at my ribs (Macbeth)
Why he's a man of wax (Romeo and
Juliet)
Why, this have not a fingers decency
(Troilus and Cressida)
Why, thou clay brained guts, thou
knotty pated fool, thou whoreson
obscene greasy tallow catch (Henry
IV Part 1)
Why, thou full dish of fool (Troilus
and Cressida)
Would thou were clean enough to spit
on (Timon of Athens)
Wretched, bloody and usurping boar
(Richard III)
Walleyed Slave
Wanton And Effeminate Boy
Wanton Calf
Wanton Gambol
Wanton Light Of Heart
Want-Wit
Wasp- Stung And Impatient Fool
Water-Rug
Wayward Boy
Weak And Writhled Shrimp
Weak One
Weak Slave
Weird Women
What A Pestilent Knave Is This Same
What A Slug
Whey- Face
Whining
Whining Mammet
White-Livered And Red-Faced
White-Livered Runagate
Whore
Whoremaster
Whoremonger
Whoreson
Whoreson Beetle-Headed
Whoreson Caterpillar
Whoreson Cullionly Barbermonger
Whoreson Cur
Whoreson Devil
Whoreson Dog
Whoreson Indistinguishable Cur
Whoreson Jackanapes
Whoreson Loggerhead
Whoreson Malt-Horse Drudge
Whoreson Man
Whoreson Mandrake
Whoreson Obscene Greasy Tallow-Catch
Whoreson Peasant
Whoreson Senseless Villain
Whoreson Smooth-Pate
Whoreson Zed
Wicked Bawd
Wicked Hannibal
Wicked Varlet
Wide-Chapp'd Rascal
Wife Of Small Wit
Wild And Wanton Herd
Wild Heart
Wildcat
Wimpled
Witch
Withered
Wit-Snapper
Wittol
Witty Fool
Woeful Man
Wolvish-Ravening Lamb
Woolsack
Worm's Meat
Worthless Post
Wrangling Knave
Wrangling Pedant
Wrangling Pirate
Wrangling Queen
Wrangling Woman
Wretch Whose Natural Gifts Were Poor
Wretched And Peevish Fellow
Wretched Boy
Wretched Puling Fool
Wretched Sinner
Wretched Slave With A Body Filled
And Vacant Mind
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