cuss
part of speech
verb (cusses, cussed, cussing); noun (cusses)
meaning for a pupil
1) (informal) To cuss is to swear or curse, using rude words. tree →
2) (informal, dialect) A cuss is a person, often an awkward or unlucky one: a poor old cuss. tree →
sense in the lessons
in tales of country folk, a grumbling character swears and carries on
examples
- He began to cuss when the cart stuck in the mud. tree →
- Don't cuss in front of the little ones. tree →
- That old cuss never stops grumbling. tree →
note
nothing for maths.
Trees and pragmatics
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