Profanity slang
26 words tagged Profanity.
-딩
KoreanA suffix shortened from "-grade student" — used as "yu-ding" (kindergartner), "cho-ding" (elementary schooler), "jung-ding" (middle schooler), "go-ding" (high schooler), "dae-ding" (college student), "jik-ding" (office worker). As youth crime has risen, harsher, more contemptuous versions aimed at middle/high schoolers have become more common than the plain forms.
킹왕짱
KoreanIt is used to mean the best of the best by adding the Chinese character 'Wang' (王) to the English word 'King' and adding 'Jjang' (meaning best). It was discovered during the 'Finding Idiot IDs' event on the DC Inside World of Warcraft (WOW) Gallery and was soon selected by the gallery members as the 'most powerful ID'.
존잘
Korean1) "Damn good at something" (shortened, with a crude intensifier) — someone you look up to, sometimes called a "named" figure in their field. 2) "Damn good-looking" (shortened).
이뭐병
KoreanIt means idiot.
ㅗ(凸
KoreanRepresents flipping someone off — the middle finger, roughly equivalent to "f*** you."
볍신
KoreanA softened or disguised way of writing "byeongsin" (a crude insult) when that word can't be used directly, e.g. on a filtered platform.
여병추
Korean"Add one idiot to the list, right here" (shortened) — a self-deprecating or mocking comment aimed at someone (including oneself).
ㅈㄹ
KoreanShorthand for a crude word meaning "nonsense/BS" — also used to call out something ridiculous someone said.
ㅈㄴ
KoreanShorthand for a crude Korean intensifier meaning roughly "damn/really."
시망
KoreanEither "an expletive-laced 'it's ruined'" or "cleanly, thoroughly ruined," both shortened to the same word.
ㅄ 또는 ㅂㅅ
KoreanShorthand for a crude insult meaning roughly "idiot."
나나
KoreanIt is a word that repeats the last letter of "jonna," like "bakbak."
병머금
Korean"Don't feed the idiots" (shortened) — telling people to ignore someone who's derailing a forum's mood or causing a scene.
존예/존못
Korean"Jonye" means "damn pretty" (shortened, with a crude intensifier); "jonmot" means "damn ugly," the opposite.
ㅅㅂ
KoreanInitial-consonant shorthand for a common Korean curse word.
존맛, 존맛탱, JMT
KoreanIt says that a certain food is very delicious.
존망
Korean"Thoroughly ruined" (shortened, with a crude intensifier) — used after an irreversible disaster, failure, or major setback.
보슬아치
KoreanA crude, misogynistic blend of a vulgar word for female genitalia with "official/officeholder" — used for a woman accused of exploiting her gender for advantage. The male equivalent is "jaseurachi." This kind of term is best avoided.
똘추
KoreanA chain of Pokémon-inspired wordplay (Pikachu → Raichu → "another Raichu") that lands on a crude word for "idiot."
창렬
KoreanSlang for something that looks expensive but is actually low quality for the price. Named after a convenience-store meal series fronted by singer Kim Chang-ryul, whose small portions and poor quality relative to price made "Changryul" a byword for a bad deal. Used as a noun ("Changryul") or adjective ("Changryul-hada").
병맛
KoreanA stupid taste. It was first used in the Serial Cartoon Gallery on DC Inside and means 'absurd'.
시발비용
KoreanThe cost of purchasing small items impulsively out of stress.
열폭
KoreanIt is to slander or curse while excessively excited.
빠
KoreanA derogatory term for someone obsessively devoted to something or someone — especially a celebrity — to the point of making other people uncomfortable. Male super-fans are called "ppa-dori," female ones "ppa-suni." The opposite, someone fixated on hating a target, is a "kka."
존예
KoreanCrude shorthand for "damn pretty" — extremely beautiful.
존버
KoreanCrude shorthand for "hold on no matter what" — refusing to give up or sell, most often used about riding out a crashing stock or crypto position.
