Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A scoundrel; an unprincipled contemptible person; an untrustworthy person. Usually, only used to refer to a male person. A blaggard may also refer to a man who uses foul language in front of a woman, typically a woman of high standing in society.
Examples
“I'm going back to see if Jackoff called anybody a "blaggard" in past posts, because we know that the FIRST part of that "period" term means "Black" and has some serious racist overtones to it.”
City Council Stands Up To ACLU on Behalf of LAPD and The City
“Bruce's "blaggard" relative was a distinguished gardener who was the curator of Belfast's famous Royal Botanical Gardens.”
“Before long we get back to root of the insult "blaggard" or the black guard slave corps then we're at the buccaneers or "privateers" who tipped the balance in global european expansion.”
“(Aye, even now it's roastin 'on a stick while he burns in the greasy flames of Hell, along with that bilge-sucking Newton blaggard.)”
“Chris Huhne: You, prime minister, are a blaggard and a liar.”
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“My infallible dictionary (the Internet) has a blaggard as a man who swears in front of a woman; therefore, I conclude that a "blaggard's moon" is a man who shows his butt in front of a woman.”
“I can confirm from personal knowledge and with full evidence to support the charge -- he is a scoundrel, a blaggard and a proven liar with all the ethics of a semi-house-trained polecat.”
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“Best known for striking a cutthroat figure in the classic Treasure Island, Long John Silver takes up the plume in Silver to recount with no regret how he became the lovable blaggard pirate fans have know him to be.”
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“This blaggard returned a cheque for £500 to one donor.”
“Well, they went on, master snarling, snapping, and swearing, making himself, I must confess, as much of a blaggard as any I ever see; and my lady employing her time betwigst him and the shevalliay, doing every think to irritate master, and flatter the”
madmouth presumably a spelling variation of the homophonic blackguard Jun 28, 2009