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	Star Wars Swear Words
		This was a swear word used throughout the Tapani Sector of the galaxy.
		This was a swear word used as an adjective by the natives of the planet Indu San.
		This was a swear word used by the inhabitants of the planet Lok.
	yodasyarns.0catch.com /swearwords.htm (362 words)

	Synonym for swear word (n) - Thesaurus - MSN Encarta
		Synonym for swear word (n) - Thesaurus - MSN Encarta
		Synonyms: vulgar language, bad language, four-letter word, rude word, vulgarity, expletive, vulgarism
		Synonyms: vulgarity, bad language, four-letter word, rude word, expletive, vulgarism, oath
	encarta.msn.com /thesaurus_561598261/swear_word.html (89 words)

	Fuck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The word was also heard in the movie of Madagascar released in early 2005 in theaters on the very first part of which you find monkey in a cage picking a donut of a garbage can and knocking it on the other sleeping one.
		The words most infamous use was probably in 1976 when the word was pointedly used in an early evening show, during a live interview with the Sex Pistols.
		While George Carlin's use of the word is an important part of his stage persona, other comedians (such as Andrew Dice Clay) have been accused of substituting vulgarity and offensiveness for genuine creativity through overuse of the word.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fuck (4581 words)

	Youth Curry - Insight on Indian Youth: Swear word mil gaya
		We hold these truths to be self evident: That all words are created equal and are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights among which is the right to life — to simply exist free of harassment; liberty — the right to be seen and spoken freely and used whenever deemed desirable.
		Swear words are definitely an essential part of language, and regarding the 'quality of the lyrics' argument, low-brow songs exist in every generation, and even they are generally necessary (as necessary as something of this sort can be).
		I think that while you are right that youths do enjoy usage of bad words, it is media which has to take and show some responsibility to ensure that people actually beocme mature enough to understand that swear words are a gross waste of time and actually bring you nothing but disrespect and fights.
	youthcurry.blogspot.com /2006/02/swear-word-mil-gaya.html (3020 words)

	Holidays to swear by - The Boston Globe
		In the late 19th century, writes David Crystal in The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language, it was known as ''the great Australian adjective," and by the 1940s it was no longer considered a swear word.
		It may be derived from ''the habits of the 'bloods' or aristocratic rowdies" of the late 17th century, says the Oxford English Dictionary; or maybe the repellent associations of the literal bloody were enough to arouse distaste.
		And when it came to broadcast guidelines, bloody was the tamest word on the list: Only 5 percent of people who called it a swear word thought it should ''never" be heard on TV.
	www.boston.com /news/globe/ideas/articles/2006/03/19/holidays_to_swear_by (493 words)

	Is swearing, or taking an oath, ever justifiable? Does the Bible permit swearing? - at BibleStudy.org
		The Bible describes four different kinds of swearing, three of which are found in the Old Testament and one found in the New Testament:
		The word swear as used here is Strong's Concordance #7650 meaning "to be complete, to seven oneself.
		Here, the word is Strong's #422, which means "to adjure i.e., (usually in a bad sense) imprecate -- adjure, curse, swear." The only other instance where this particular use of the word swear occurs is 2Chronicles 6:22.
	www.biblestudy.org /question/should-believers-take-an-oath-swear.html (426 words)

	How to Stop Swearing - WikiHow
		Swearing won't stop overnight - if it has become a habit, it is second nature for you to respond this way.
		If you use swearing as a source of attention, ask yourself what is lacking in your life and try to work on improving that aspect of yourself.
		You may think that the words only mean what you intend them to mean, however, it is what the listener interprets them to mean that is relevant in any social context.
	www.wikihow.com /Stop-Swearing (1493 words)

	Let's Stop Swearing \| Progressive U
		One of the only reasons they are considered to be "swear words" is because the french didn't like the language and after they conquered the area felt that it was bad when they used it.
		But there's no reason not to swear ever - a word is nothing more than a sound you make that helps you communicate, and as "swear words" have connotations just like any other words, they are useful in communication.
		Replacing swear words with other 'less offensive' words doesn't solve anything because the intention behind the words is the same.
	www.progressiveu.org /220119-lets-stop-swearing (1660 words)

	The Baron of Deseret: The Power of Language (Part 1)
		A person who is knowingly and purposely swearing has a negative and ugly outpouring of emotion behind their words, of which the actual swear word is just a manifestation.
		Someone from the ‘ignorant’ group may be using the actual word (and may have somewhat of an idea what it means), but the actual negative, ugly expression of feeling attached to it is lacking, since they didn’t really have that negative feeling when using that word to begin with.
		Back to ‘Mormon’ swear words, then—if society has found ‘fake’ equivalents to be acceptable from an offensiveness standpoint and we, in fact, don’t have that ‘receiving’ component in play—then maybe we have found a substantive difference between the two.
	baronofdeseret.typepad.com /baronblog/2004/09/the_power_of_la.html (1223 words)

	Offensive Language
		As a culture, we have a general agreement of which words are "swear" words and which words are acceptable.
		Whether or not swear words are "offensive" is an individual judgment, as it is only the individual who can be offended.
		Words are, after all, merely combinations of sounds.
	www.dave.co.nz /5cents/swearing.html (325 words)

	Re: Who determines a swear word
		But then there are all those other words that I was taught were profane too that seem to have no particular association with Christianity or the Bible, but no-one ever really taught me why.
		I could use the word 'bloody' several times in a sentence and it could simply be a gap filler, poor grammar or even some sort of terms of endearment.
		However, if I used that word with some bitterness and as an adjective to describe something that was really cheesing me off, then it could become a swear word.
	www.phrases.org.uk /bulletin_board/26/messages/798.html (729 words)

	Scotsman.com Member Centre - Terms of use - Swear word policy
		If you see a word that you personally find offensive, but is not included in this list, please bring it to the attention of the moderator, who will make a decision as to its suitability in the given context.
		Swear words on the banned list that have been deliberately or accidentally mis-spelt will also be removed.
		Some words are banned not because they are profane or swearing, but because they may offend members of any minority, religious or ethnic group.
	members.scotsman.com /terms-swearing.cfm (608 words)

	Kristie Z
		Tell your children when you say this swear word this is like telling someone you think they are dumb and stupid and you know how you feel when others call you dumb and stupid.
		For the swear word that means similar to “poop”, you and your child could rhyme a couple words together like poopity doopity scoopity and tell them to use these words instead and most times they will get a response similar to the laughing response using swear words.
		Gently and consistently remind your child to use other words to express this feelings while modeling your own language accordingly, most children are likely to out grow of swearing in their own time.
	psy1.clarion.edu /jms/kzswearing.htm (516 words)

	Foul Language is bad
		All of God’s people were very unhappy about the swear word in heaven and that was bad because nobody was ever supposed to be unhappy in heaven.
		I know that because I know why you are a swear word and not a praise word.” Jesus said with a soft sternness in his voice.
		If they did, nobody would let a swear word in heaven, in their houses or anywhere where people are.” The swear word said with a small billow of that awful smoke oozing up.
	www.jeremiahproject.com /culture/values/foul-language.html (1066 words)

	Spanish Swear Words - Learn Spanish Culture Newsletter
		What is a swear word in Mexico may not be a swear word in Panama or Spain and other words that are non-offensive in Columbia can be very offensive in Peru.
		For example, the slang word for "friend" in some areas of South America is "choche" or "pana", in Central America it can be "pasiero" or "vato" depending on the region and country.
		So, the next time you spend a lot of time to build your arsenal of Spanish swear or slang words, remember you may be wasting your time because they probably won't work for everyone.
	www.spanishprograms.com /learn_spanish/learn_spanish_4.htm (285 words)

	UMaine-CCIDS-Shocking Language! - Swearing
		When children swear, it is important to understand the hidden meanings behind those troubling words.
		Young children may swear as part of their exploration and development of language.
		Ask children what they think the swear word means so you can understand the reason why they chose to use the word.
	www.ccids.umaine.edu /ec/growingideas/sweartip.htm (606 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Kent \| Teenager fined £80 for swear word
		A teenager is refusing to pay an £80 on-the-spot fine imposed by a police officer who overheard him swearing in a private conversation with friends.
		"In my eyes I have not committed any crime whatsoever," he said, adding that swearing was a normal part of the language he and his friends use.
		"Swearing and abusive behaviour certainly is not normal behaviour and I feel it should never be used in a public place," said councillor Julie Rook.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/kent/4734350.stm (341 words)

	Language Log: Oh sleepies!
		The idea of a male using it as a swear word was apparently rather ridiculous.
		Finnish has plenty of native swear words (saatana, perkele, vittu, jumalauta, and more), and I still cannot imagine how Bryson came to the conclusion that, not only did it have only one, but that it was the word for "in the restaurant." It's truly mind-boggling.
		It is a typical Finnish masculine curse word, used to appeal to Finns as a rural attitude in which trouble is faced and conquered with determination and direct action.
	itre.cis.upenn.edu /~myl/languagelog/archives/003521.html (1467 words)

	Swearing and potty talk: Why it happens and what you can do about it
		Many times, a child's first swear word will be the result of direct mimicry; maybe she heard you say it when another driver cut you off in traffic, and now she's repeating it endlessly in the back seat.
		For adult-variety swear words, you don't have to explain what they mean or why they're unacceptable.
		If your child is just trying a new word on for size or singsonging it under her breath for the thrill, chances are you can persuade her to substitute another exciting new word (try "abracadabra" or "shazzam") or a nursery rhyme.
	www.babycenter.com /refcap/11568.html (1172 words)

	Cambridge Dictionaries Online - Cambridge University Press
		We publish dictionaries for people learning English all over the world.
		swear was found in the Cambridge Dictionary of American English at the entries listed below.
		swear was also found in the phrases listed below.
	dictionary.cambridge.org /results.asp?dict=A&searchword=swear (43 words)

	Counter-Server Community Forum - Swear Word Detection
		Just to make things clear, the word filter will filter out any word that has a word that is part of it that's in the list.
		another problem with swear words is that if I want to ban someone who has a word from the word list in their name I can't.
		I have been refining the words list on my servers so anything you have to say can be said.
	server.counter-strike.net /forums/showthread.php?t=19259 (561 words)

	Language Log: "Thinking specifically about the F-word..."
		AP reports, nearly three-quarters of Americans questioned said they encounter people using profanity in public frequently or occasionally, while two-thirds said they think people swear more than they did 20 years ago.
		That wasn't an option for either the Ipsos pollsters or the AP reporters, who were compelled to refer only to "profanity" and "swear words" without getting very specific.
		"Swear words" are particularly susceptible to the Recency and Frequency Illusions discussed in this space by Arnold Zwicky (e.g.,
	itre.cis.upenn.edu /~myl/languagelog/archives/002979.html (808 words)

	BBC - DNA Hub - Swear-word Policy - A1017839
		If you see a word that you personally find offensive - that isn't on this list - please press the complaints button and bring it to the attention of the moderators, who will make a decision as to its suitability in the given context.
		The following are examples of the type of words blocked by the profanity filter or referred to the moderators for evaluation.
		There are a number of words which have both acceptable and unacceptable meanings.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/filmnetwork/A1017839 (607 words)

	Online Etymology Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		swaren "to swear"), from PIE base *swer- "to speak, say" (cf.
		Also related to the second element in answer.
		Swear off "desist as with a vow" is from 1898.
	www.etymonline.com /index.php?term=swear (61 words)

	swear - French-English Dictionary WordReference.com
		Forum discussions with the word(s) 'swear' in the title:
		I swear to be always there with you
		For any questions about this word or translation:
	www.wordreference.com /enfr/swear (25 words)

	vBulletin Community Forum - Swear word filter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I have just noticed that in VB2, adding a word to the swear filter replaces it with asterisks dynamically for all existing posts, but then hard-replaces the word with asterisks in new posts.
		Be able to be set filter as: on the fly, on post, on the fly if the word censor has been changed since last parse, on the fly if the word censor has been changed since last parse and save changes to the database (changing the last parse date of course)
		Also, the ability to set all posts to have predefined text in place of the filtered word such as beep by default rather than using a character such as * for each character in the filtered word would be nice.
	www.vbulletin.com /forum/printthread.php?t=96976 (487 words)

	swear words \| incrediDad
		My 1st grader has weekly spelling tests and part of the tests include word families.
		Something like “–at” and she adds a letter or letters to the beginning to create words or families, if you will.
		A couple of weeks ago the word family was –it, and you can guess what four-letter word some punk taught my daughter.
	www.incredidad.com /blog_tags/swear_words (87 words)

	Linux kernel swear counts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The number of various words in c, h and S source files in the linux kernel, updated monthly or whenever I hear of a new release.
		A little about the counting method used: A word is counted if it appears in any context, even if part of another word (such as love in rollover, which was why this word wasn't included ;).
		It's not grep -c, multiple words on one line may be counted.
	www.vidarholen.net /contents/wordcount (108 words)

	Nights And Weekends - The Worst Word
		Much to my parents’ credit, my brother, John, and I remained sheltered from the word until he was six and I was eight.
		John and I made fun of Ansel for fabricating a swear until one evening during dinner, John announced to my parents that Ansel’s homemade swear word was “f--k.” This elicited a powerful response from my parents, and it immediately became clear to us that our vocabulary was seriously lacking.
		Certain that God would never be so unholy as to discriminate against a word merely because He perceived it to sound unappealing, I figured my father was too embarrassed to admit that he didn’t know the answer.
	www.nightsandweekends.com /articles/03/NW0300116.php (490 words)

	PHP: php swear word detection function help?
		What I need is some form of swear word detection and remove function that only removes swear words but dose not remove swear words that are part of a word.
		So that it would remove the word ass if it was on its own but not if it was in the word assignment.
		The swear word detection function is at the end of the code.
	www.experts-exchange.com /Web/Web_Languages/PHP/Q_20908078.html (668 words)

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