Cracker
Cracker The word cracker can refer to: Cracker (food), a thin, crisp, edible wafer, usually ... known as a black hat hacker. Christmas cracker White cracker, a slang word for a white ...
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Pejorative
Pejorative Look up pejorative in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A word or phrase is a pejorative (frequently misspelled perjorative) if it implies contempt or disapproval. The adjective pejorative is synonymous with derogatory and dyslogistic (noun ... bottom-feeder" are words and phrases essentially pejorative by their nature. Although pejorative (adj.) ...
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White cracker
White cracker "White cracker" or more often just "cracker" was originally a pejorative term for a white person, mainly used ... Southern United States. Label depicting a barefoot cracker boy eating peaches from a straw ...
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Talk:White cracker
Talk:White cracker "Cracker" is not from the slave masters "cracking ... could only afford and thus ate crackers. Cracker, Linthead etc. are all from the same ... e. "poor white person." The idea that cracker comes from slave masters is just another ... something that makes themselves feel superior. Just "Cracker," not "white cracker," which is a ...
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Category:Pejorative terms for people
Category:Pejorative terms for people Main article: pejorative Subcategories There is 1 subcategory to this ... category. E Ethnic slurs Pages in category "Pejorative terms for people" There are 141 pages ... group names used as insults List of pejorative political puns List of political epithets Loser ... Q. McCartney/Article drafts W Wetback White cracker White maggot White trash Wigger Wingnut ( ...
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List of ethnic slurs
... or socioeconomic class) in a derogatory or pejorative manner. The term is listed, followed by ... street gang "The Bloods" Bloodsuckers (International) a pejorative term for Jews based on the medieval ... black mothers who are addicted to crack) Cracker (U.S.) a white person, esp. one ... Gringolandia, the United States; Not always a pejorative term, unless used in an offensive manner ... Someone of Middle Eastern descent. Jek (Thailand) Pejorative term for ethnic Chinese, akin to ...
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Talk:Security cracking
Talk:Security cracking Regarding the cracker/hacker debate. I feel the word cracker is pejorative and POV. Of course, it should be ... is incorrect to call a so-called cracker a hacker. According to whose authority? If ... So who is this authority saying the pejorative term crackers should be called hackers? ...
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Redneck
... word can be used either as a pejorative or as a matter of pride, depending ... way, the Redneck is similar to the Cracker. Etymology Scottish Saltire / St. Andrew's Cross ... has two general uses: firstly, as a pejorative for outsiders, and secondly as a term ... way, the Redneck is similar to the Cracker. Generally, there is a continuum from redneck ... the word is applied, it can acquire pejorative conotation. The most pejorative ways to ...
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UK-US heterologues A-Z
... the form: Word | Class/Group. Taboo, vulgar, pejorative, and offensive terms, as well as profanity ... usually flat and fairly hard (U.S.: cracker or cookie)"to take the biscuit" = to ... s cradle (U.S.: crib) camp bed cracker small parcel that makes an explosive report ... e.g. "the new product is a cracker") (slang)cream cracker = thin, hard, savoury biscuit thin, hard, ...
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Talk:List of ethnic slurs
... continue to use it in a deliberately pejorative manner. Any thoughts? I don't see ... s use could be construed as being pejorative. School text books I was using in ... but they don't appear to be pejorative per se. You wouldn't call someone ... was quite surprised to see it called pejorative; here it's just the normal term ... much as informal. Similarly pom isn't pejorative, it just means British. (The pejorative ...
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