Uk English Meaning of slurs
insults
Other Uk English words related to insults
- insults
- offences
- sarcasms
- affronts
- Attacks
- barbs
- criticism
- Darts
- digs
- epithets
- indignities
- boom
- names
- offences
- outrages
- personalities
- slaps
- slights
- taunts
- Abuses
- catcalls
- criticisms
- Cuts
- disapprovals
- diseases
- disgraces
- disses
- mockery
- girds
- abuse
- jeers
- makes fun of
- pokes
- Put-downs
- Quips
- shames
- sneers
- swipes
- tortures
- vituperation
Nearest Words of slurs
Definitions and Meaning of slurs in English
slurs
to perform (successive tones of different pitch) in a smooth or connected manner, the combination of two or more slurred tones, to utter with such reduction, substitution, or omission of sounds, to make unclear, an insulting or disparaging remark or innuendo, to speak unclearly, a blurred spot in printed matter, dishonor entry 1 sense 1, shame, to make indistinct, a slurring manner of speech, to slide or slip over without proper mention, consideration, or emphasis, a curved line connecting notes to be sung or played without a break, to make an insulting remark about, to sing or play successive musical notes of different pitch in a smooth or connected manner, to slip so as to cause a slur, to reduce, make a substitution for, or omit (sounds that would normally occur in an utterance), to cast aspersions on, damaging criticism, a shaming or degrading effect, to perform hurriedly, to slide or slip over without due mention, consideration, or emphasis, drag, shuffle, slip, slide, a curved line connecting notes to be sung to the same syllable or performed without a break
FAQs About the word slurs
insults
to perform (successive tones of different pitch) in a smooth or connected manner, the combination of two or more slurred tones, to utter with such reduction, su
insults,offences,sarcasms,affronts,Attacks,barbs,criticism,Darts,digs,epithets
accolades,commendations,compliments,praises,acclaim,flattery,applause
slurring (over) => slurring, slurred (over) => (slurred (over), slurping => slurping, slurped => slurped, slur (over) => slur,
