dickbreath

English

Etymology

From dick +‎ breath.

Noun

dickbreath (plural dickbreaths)

1. (vulgar, colloquial, derogatory, offensive) A contemptible person; usually used as a disparaging term of address.
   • 1985, Anthony A. Lee, editor, Circle of Peace: Reflections on the Baháʼí Teachings, page 155:

     "You sleeping in my classes, dickbreath?" "No, sir. I was on KP that day."

   • 1992, 00:16:20 from the start, in Gladiator:

     Same to you, dickbreath.

   • 2009, Jess Walter, Land of the Blind: A Novel, page 39:

     “Fuck up that fat dickbreath cockbite fuckball!”
     “Kick that smelly fag dipshit's ass!”

   • 2003, Will Ferguson, Happiness, page 67:

     "Spare me the abbreviations, dickbreath. I have the manuscript!"

   • 2002, April Henry, Learning to Fly, page 158:

     “This dickbreath was always on my case, so I had to teach him a lesson.”

See also

• cockbreath