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Definition and meaning of cussed
cussed
- past participle of cuss (verb)
- past indicative (I,you,he,she,it,we,they) of cuss (verb)
Definitions
cuss (n.)
1.profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger"expletives were deleted"
2.a boy or man"that chap is your host" "there's a fellow at the door" "he's a likable cuss" "he's a good bloke"
3.a persistently annoying person
cuss (v. intr.)
1.(colloquial;American)utter obscenities or profanities"The drunken men were cursing loudly in the street"
cussed (adj.)
1.stubbornly unyielding"dogged persistence" "dour determination" "the most vocal and pertinacious of all the critics" "a mind not gifted to discover truth but tenacious to hold it" - T.S.Eliot"men tenacious of opinion"
2.stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing
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cussed (adj.)
dogged, dour, headstrong, mulish, obdurate, obstinate, persistent, pertinacious, self-willed, steadfast, stubborn, tenacious, unrepentant, unwavering, unyielding, wayward, pigheaded (colloquial), wilful (British), willful (American)
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See also
cuss (v. intr.)
↘ blasphemer, blasphemous, profane, sacrilegious ↗ blasphemy, curse, curse word, cussword, expletive, oath, swearing, swearword, swear-word
cussed (adj.)
↘ bullhead, deep-rooted nature, doggedly, doggedness, firmly, grimness, hardhead, mule, obstinacy, obstinately, perseverance, persistence, persistency, persistently, pertinacity, pigheaded person, pugnacity, steadfastly, stubborn individual, stubbornly, stubbornness, tenaciously, tenaciousness, tenacity, unrelentingly, unrelentingness, unwaveringly
Phrases
Analogical dictionary
cuss (n.)
[colloquial]
excommunication[Classe]
cuss (n.)
cussword; curse; curse word; expletive; oath; swearing; swearword; cuss; swear-word[ClasseHyper.]
exclamation : juron (fr)[ClasseHyper.]
cuss (n.)
cuss (n.)
personne méchante (fr)[Classe]
cuss (v. intr.)
[colloquial , American]
proférer des jurons (fr)[Classe]
être en colère (fr)[Classe]
(deity; divinity; god), (theology; divinity)[termes liés]
(guilty; culpable)[termes liés]
cussed (adj.)
qui n'en fait qu'à sa tête (fr)[Classe]
persévérant (fr)[Classe]
obstinate, stubborn, unregenerate[Similaire]
cussed (adj.)
unregenerate, unregenerated[Similaire]
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Cuss may be:
- CUSS I, the name of the first drilling ship
- An acronym meaning "Common Use Self Service" standard
- A Creole word used in the English Caribbean as a synonym for argue. Another word used is the word 'buse', e.g. "Jonny meh just hear Eddna and Ralphy ah cuss cuss cuss like dem Ah go war.": translation: "Jonny, I overheard Eddna and Ralphy arguing."
- An American euphemism, short for "curse" but referring to profanity, which may be related to the Creole use above
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