Classic Insults
- PEDICULOUS
Lice-infested. From Latin pediculus (louse). - XANTHODONTOUS
Yellow-toothed. From Greek xanthos (yellow) and odont- (a combining form for tooth). - RUCTABUNDE
Gasbag. From Latin ructus (belch) and abundus (abundant). - FLAGITIOUS
Thoroughly wicked, villainous. From Latin flagitium (shameful act). - QUISQUILIAN
Worthless, consisting of trash. From Latin quisquiliae (waste matter, rubbish). - FISSILINGUAL
Fork-tongued. From Latin fissus (split) and lingua (tongue). - QUIDNUNC
Busybody, gossip-monger. From Latin quid nunc? (what now?). - EXCEREBROSE
Brainless. From Latin ex (out, without) and cerebrum (brain). - FURFURACEOUS
Flaky, dandruff-covered. From Latin furfur (bran, chaff). - EXOPHTHALMIC
Bug-eyed. From Greek ex (out) and ophthalmos (eye). - MOROSOPH
A learned fool. From Greek moros (stupid) and sophos (wise).
