Derogatory Slang, Jargon, and New Words from Double-Tongued Dictionary

Pejorative, offensive. Used to demean, belittle, or disparage. You can also see entries assigned to this category.

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wackie n. Wackie—a stupid person. [English Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (May. 13, 2005)

wasichu n. “What are you wasichus doing here,” shouted Eli Bald Eagle, using a derogatory term for white people, as he approached on diabetes-swollen legs, bracing himself with a cane. [Native American Derogatory] [full cite] (Mar. 10, 2009)

weed n. Dantonio wanted to get guys to quit, wanted the weak, or the “the weeds” as he called them, to leave. It was a risk. Maybe he’d lose some talent, but what good is it if the character is corosive? [English Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (Sep. 1, 2007)

welfarican n. Are you for real??? De verdad pretendes que te tomen con seriedad cuando haces comentarios tan generales, ignorantes y racistas como: “yo comprendo que para el welfarican ( el puertorro, que se ha criado del sistema del mantengo, no conoce esta palabras grandes, y su sinificado), pero hay algunos puerto rique~nos que si conocen, porque se criaron en PR, donde no existe welfare.” Lo primero es que decir o insinuar que todo puertorriquen~o que se crio en PR es “autosuficiente” meramente porque se crio en PR, es un falsedad. [English Puerto Rico Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (Dec. 27, 2006)

whicker bill n. As for the pact about being about being a nigger, the most obvious thing about that was that you were not a whicker-bill different like them old peckerwoods were. [English Derogatory] [full cite] (Apr. 22, 2005)

witchy-poo n. Actually it was, but you and I don’t have to feel insulted because we both know that we are so far advanced in spiritual development that we cannot possibly be compared to or included with the witchy-poos, trailer park Druids, beady-eyed “c.m.s,” and occult cyber-geeks that Dr. Schuler is referring to. [English Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2007)

witchy-poo n.

“People don’t understand what I do, and I have been trying to debunk the typical witchy-poo stuff from the beginning,” said Lady Sintana, a former burlesque dancer and the granddaughter of a Baptist minister. “I don’t call what I have at my house a church; it’s more like a coven.”

[English Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2007)

witchy-poo n. What is now commonly called by Crowlites, and “witchy-poos” as wizardry, magic and spells is originally the arts of an ancient shaman or priest. [English Derogatory Slang] [full cite] (Jun. 26, 2007)

yammy n. Just before Garson took care of his bodily functions, he was overheard referring to an observant Jew as a “yammy,” which is apparently slang for yarmulke, the head covering worn by Jewish men. [English United States Religion Derogatory] [full cite] (Aug. 20, 2004)

zog n. One day before the attack, Brunerie had posted a message on a British neo-Nazi Web site, reading: “Watch the TV this Sunday, I will be the star…Death to zog, 88!” The motto “death to zog, 88!” is a classic neo-Nazi code. The acronym “zog” stands for Zionist occupied government, reflecting their view that Jews control “most of the White nations on this planet,” as the Combat 18 Web site explains. The number 88 refers to “HH” or “Heil Hitler.” [Race Religion Derogatory Acronym] [full cite] (Dec. 7, 2004)

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