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C-word

or c-word

[ see-wurd ]
/ ˈsiˌwɜrd /
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noun
a euphemism for the word cunt: I can’t believe you used the c-word in front of the kids.She actually said to my face, “Listen, your sister is a C-word, and that’s a fact!”See also F-word, N-word, word (def. 2).
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Origin of C-word

First recorded in 1975–80

Words nearby C-word

CWA, Cwlth, cwm, Cwmbran, CWO, C-word, CWP, CWPS, CWS, cwt, CWU
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British Dictionary definitions for C-word

c-word

noun
the c-word (sometimes capital) a euphemistic way of referring to the word cunt taboo
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