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This tag is for questions about pejorative language. Pejorative language is any language that portrays someone or something in a negative light, no matter whether it is intended to be disparaging and derogatory, contemptuous or disapproving, belittling or offensive, or even abusive. It’s anything that makes someone or something look bad.
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Are -er insults a British phenomenon?
American English doesn't have these -er insults, but don't think it lacks -er insults all together. Wikipedia has a list of pejoratives for people, and on the list I saw these -er examples that I'm fa …
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