Disparagingly - Law Dictionary Search Results
Setdown
The humbling of a person by act or words especially by a disparaging remark a retort or a reproof the retort or the reproof which has such effect Also called put down
Romish
Belonging or relating to Rome or to the Roman Catholic Church frequently used in a disparaging sense as the Romish church the Romish religion ritual or ceremonies
Rascally
Like a rascal trickish or dishonest base worthless often in humorous disparagement without implication of dishonesty
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Prettiness
The quality or state of being pretty used sometimes in a disparaging sense
Pejorative
Implying or imputing evil depreciatory disparaging unfavorable
Parsonish
Appropriate to or like a parson used in disparagement
slander of goods
slander of goods :disparagement
Mick
a person of Irish descent an ethnic slur offensive and disparaging
Jim Crow
A negro said to be so called from a popular negro dance song the refrain of which is ldquoWheel about and turn about and jump Jim Crowrdquo produced in 1835 by Thomas D Rice 1808 1860...
jerkoff
A lazy foolish stupid or otherwise contemptible person an offensive and disparaging term
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