wog in Polish
wog in Polish is brudas, ciapaty — wog means an ethnic slur used, mainly in British and Australian English, for people of certain non-white or Mediterranean backgrounds.
wog in Polish
brudas
ciapaty
What does "wog" mean?
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noun An ethnic slur used, mainly in British and Australian English, for people of certain non-white or Mediterranean backgrounds.
"The word "wog" is considered highly offensive and is best avoided entirely."
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noun A minor illness, such as a cold or stomach bug (informal, chiefly British).
"He's been off work all week with some kind of wog."
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wog in a sentence
- The word "wog" is considered highly offensive and is best avoided entirely.
- He's been off work all week with some kind of wog.
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What is "wog" in Polish?
"wog" in Polish is brudas, ciapaty. wog means: An ethnic slur used, mainly in British and Australian English, for people of certain non-white or Mediterranean backgrounds.
How do you use "wog" in a sentence?
Example: "The word "wog" is considered highly offensive and is best avoided entirely." In Polish, "wog" is brudas, ciapaty.
Are there other ways to say "wog" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "wog": brudas, ciapaty.
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