intransitive & transitive verb. To curse or curse at.

noun. A curse.

noun. A stubborn or annoying person or animal.

To curse; swear at.

To curse; swear; use profane language.

An obsolete variant of kiss. Chaucer.

noun. A curse: used both in the proper sense, as an imprecation, and (as equivalent to curse) as a symbol of worthlessness: see curse, curse.

noun. [A particular use of the preceding, but perhaps in part associated with customer, somewhat similarly used.] A fellow; a perverse or refractory person: a general term of contempt or reproach (sometimes very slight or jocose): usually with an epithet: as, a hard cuss; a mean cuss; a little cuss.

verb. To use cursing, to use bad language, to speak profanely.

verb. utter obscenities or profanities

noun. a boy or man

noun. profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger

noun. a persistently annoying person

""And the way he can cuss is simply God-awful," Big Bill testified."

express  give tongue to  profanity  utter  verbalise  

Gus  Huss  Pruss  Rus  Russ  

bastard  brat  bugger  codger  critter  

bloke  boy  buck  chap  curse  

cussed  cussing