spearchucker

Definitions

spear +‎ chucker The word alludes to a stereotype of Africans as primitive savages, that use spears in hunting and war.

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Finally, Brit Hume's throwaway use of the phrase "spearchucker," like O'Reilly's past use of the term "wetback," goes virtually unremarked, including by Juan Williams who is sitting there when it happens.

Jon Landau: After Imus, the Movement to Legitimize Casual Racism Continues Unabated 2008
Brit Hume uses the racist phrase "spearchucker" to describe John Glenn

Crooks and Liars Heather 2010
I suppose the next thing we'll be hearing is that John Glenn was not only a spearchucker, but a cannibal who ate Fred Thompson for breakfast.

Jon Landau: After Imus, the Movement to Legitimize Casual Racism Continues Unabated 2008
That means a job for that stupid spearchucker, Terry Nelson.

Judge Winkler: Build CityLink!!! Nathaniel Livingston 2006
But if every black guy could sang and danced like Sammy did back in the 1940s, then Sammy would just be another dumb spearchucker who sat at the back of the bus.

The Tyranny of the Unique Individual 2004
He was effectively buffaloed in that investigation by none other than John Glenn, who was a wonderful man, but not somebody you would normally think capable of being a real partisan spearchucker who could undo an investigation. "

Jon Landau: After Imus, the Movement to Legitimize Casual Racism Continues Unabated 2008