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expletive

noun as in swear word; exclamation

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His playing partner Shane Lowry then drained a hole-winning eagle putt and wildly celebrated, animatedly pointing and shouting an expletive in the vicinity of where the original abuse had come from.

From BBC

Discovery, which Oliver followed up with repeated expletives.

She adds an expletive to the end of this pronouncement, but no emphasis is needed for a daughter who has already indicted herself for selfishness, the one unpardonable sin for a Latina.

Two days later, Malloe said essentially the same thing while walking past reporters, adding an expletive for emphasis.

"Peace talks with Putin? With this ****?" Ihor wanted to know, with a string of expletives.

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