is ixnay a bad word?
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Two Pig Latin words that have entered into mainstream American English are "ixnay" or "icksnay", the Pig Latin version of "nix" (itself a borrowing of German nichts), which is used as a general negative; and "amscray", Pig Latin for "scram", meaning "go away" or "get out of here".
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There really are no “wrong words” to say but do avoid using clichés that sound trite or impersonal, e.g., “we all have to die someday” when trying to be comforting or a companion to someone who is dying.
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It is not just considered bad form to discuss ethnicity in the new Rwanda. It can land one in jail. Added to the penal code is the crime of ''divisionism,'' a nebulous offense that includes speaking too provocatively about ethnicity.
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It is a term of endearment though so using it (not sarcastically) with any adult you don't know well is likely to be the wrong context and will probably be considered really strange/awkward or intentionally rude/cheeky/sarcastic. I don't think it sounds disrespectful so much as just really odd.
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Answers. It is very informal and not really appropriate for the workplace except between friends, but it is not a swear word, merely an impolite word. ... It is vulgar to use the word turd. Any word can be a swear word if you swear it; example: “That person is a complete Plutoid.”
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The short answer is "no." Officially, abbreviations do not count as words and are not allowed in Scrabble. Short words are disproportionately powerful in Scrabble, allowing for multi-word plays that can alter the whole strategy of play.
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Ixchel, also spelled Ix Chel, Mayan moon goddess. Ixchel was the patroness of womanly crafts but was often depicted as an evil old woman and had unfavorable aspects. She may have been a manifestation of the god Itzamná.
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Putain: can either mean 'damn it' or 'whore' deoends on the way it is used. When text it's often shorted to ptn.
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No. Not a good name. ... It looks like a girl's name because it ends in A, but I can't be certain of that. And most unfortunately, it reminds me of the word 'aghast', which means horrified, or 'ghastly' which means awful.
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Sorry, meant XIXUAU (how do you pronounce that anyway? The "x" is an English "sh", so: "shee-shoo-AH-oo". That's the way I learned with my Amazon guide.
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['Arse Mild language, generally of little concern.', 'Arsehole Medium language, potentially unacceptable pre-watershed. ... ', 'Balls Medium language, potentially unacceptable pre-watershed. ... ', 'Bastard Strong language, generally unacceptable pre-watershed.']
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Urq - u -heart Is wrong to us, Urqkart is nearest, but we are very used to people struggling - if you think saying it is hard you should see how some people spell it!
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I thought it's f#ck me lord smh send help. Karyn20. 2 years ago. FML - For My Life. FML- Forgive My Language.
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OK is OK to play! Contrary to common opinion, slang is allowed in Scrabble Go as long as it's in the dictionary. Scrabble players waited a long time for this, but now both OK and okay are game-legal words, along with facepalm, yowza, and twerk.
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"Aigoo, sorry," (Like saying "Damn, sorry" or "Shoot, sorry!") It isn't necessarily considered a curse word for most Koreans. Simply an expression. Many Koreans will prohibit their children from using it though!
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Niggling or niggly is pretty commonly used in the UK and I don't think anybody would ever attribute any racist undertones to someone who uses the word. How dare you, sir? It's a benign word, but it looks bad. ... No, it's based on nig (stingy), a Scandinavian word from around 1300.
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So no, it is not “a swear.” It is a similar-sounding word substituted for a vulgar term, when using the actual vulgar term would be inappropriate.