Insults from your youth which are not used much today

seanoconn

Sean the prawn 😔

Nothing to do with penis size, I repeat, nothing to do with penis size.
“He doth protest too much” yeah yeah f.uck off.

Anyway, Sean the prawn, because rhymed. Very offensive at the time 😕😡

DeVlaeminck

I haven't heard anyone called a tosser for quite a few years - one for the list ?

DeVlaeminck

Oh FFS " to sser "

mrb123

https://youtu.be/WYDlX49yUSI

pinno

Dweeb.
Bampot.
Chookta.
Divot.

elbowloh

Dillon

tetley10

oxoman said:

K#ob rot and
Dirty Greb were popular

Knob rot still in use in my vocabulary.
along the same lines
"bell wiff" or "cheesy bell wiff"

tetley10

gay lord

tetley10

blert

orraloon

Div
Bampot
Clipe
Numptie
Erse

veronese68

oxoman said:

O they sound like there from around Wigan/ Bradford area.?

No, loon's a sweaty isn't he. I consider sweaty to be slang, not an insult.

orraloon

Def sweaty this morning, 25 and rising, last work sesh now done pre holibobs from tomorrow. 😎

However:

oxoman said:

O they sound like there from around Wigan/ Bradford area.?

I have never been so insulted!

First.Aspect

orraloon said:

Div
Bampot
Clipe
Numptie
Erse

Most of these are probably normal words spoken with an impenetrable Scottish accent. But it is hard to tell.

pblakeney

First.Aspect said:

orraloon said:

Div
Bampot
Clipe
Numptie
Erse

Most of these are probably normal words spoken with an impenetrable Scottish accent. But it is hard to tell.

Clipe is more of an accusation than an insult, no?

First.Aspect

pblakeney said:

First.Aspect said:

orraloon said:

Div
Bampot
Clipe
Numptie
Erse

Most of these are probably normal words spoken with an impenetrable Scottish accent. But it is hard to tell.

Clipe is more of an accusation than an insult, no?

No idea. Never seen it written down before. I thought it was a verb. Hard to tell, because the Glaswegian language doesn't include much grammar.

pblakeney

First.Aspect said:

pblakeney said:

First.Aspect said:

orraloon said:

Div
Bampot
Clipe
Numptie
Erse

Most of these are probably normal words spoken with an impenetrable Scottish accent. But it is hard to tell.

Clipe is more of an accusation than an insult, no?

No idea. Never seen it written down before. I thought it was a verb. Hard to tell, because the Glaswegian language doesn't include much grammar.

I thought it comes in similar to "grass".

orraloon

Clipe is not only Glaswegian, at least used in NE Scotland as well when I wis jist a loon. Verb and noun: to clipe is e.g. to tell teacher, to grass etc. Hence 'yer jist a wee clipe' was / is used as a derogatory term.

Edit to add: I was a student in Embra then lived in W Scotland for several years.

Bampot or bam, as in radge bam, probably Edinburgh
Div I remember being used in Glasgow area.

veronese68

I think div is pretty universal, certainly got used in SW London when I was a lad

First.Aspect

I still use it.

First.Aspect

Has anyone mentioned 'twit' yet?

orraloon

First.Aspect said:

Has anyone mentioned 'twit' yet?

Jacob Grease-Smug perchance?

verylonglegs

scuzzer

darkhairedlord

C
U
Next
Tuesday.

photonic69

You cur.
You guttersnipe.

oblongomaculatus

elbowloh said:

Dillon

I'd forgotten that one. Not heard it since school. In fact I thought it was particular to the school I went to. It was the nickname of a maths teacher, because he somewhat resembled the hippy rabbit from The Magic Roundabout, Dylan.