Funny Insults
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491. Office Hands
Someone who has soft hands from doing office work and little or no hard labor. See also Office.
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492. Popinjay
A person given to vain, pretentious displays and empty chatter; a coxcomb or fop. See also Arrogant.
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493. Guttersnipe
A child of the slums who spends most of his or her time in the streets: contemptuous term applied to anyone regarded as having the manners, morals, etc. of the gutter.
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494. Schnook
A stupid or easily victimized person; a dupe. Probably Yiddish origin. See also Old-Timey, Yiddish.
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495. Schlemiel
Of Yiddish origin. An unlucky bumbler, a chump. Can be heard in the theme song from Laverne & Shirley show. See also Yiddish.
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496. Sophist
A subtle yet derogatory term used by Quellcrist and the Hemptress to insult philosophy professors and law students, and anyone else who fancies themselves an adept at the art of rational and logically valid argument or thought but in reality cannot find their way out of a paper bag and whose very continued existence is a miracle considering their pathological mental vicissitude. See also Philosophy.
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499. Malfeasant
Funny way to say lawbreaker, rulebreaker, no-goodnick. One who is guilty of misconduct.
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500. Geekburger with Cheese
How to level up the insult 'geekburger'. All of this comes from Full House, of course. See also Fast Food.