fatso
part of speech
noun (a fatso, fatsos or fatsoes)
meaning for a pupil
(rude, slang) Fatso is an insulting name for a fat person. tree →
sense in the lessons
It is a rude word used in bullying and name-calling; in stories, a bully may shout it. In lessons on kindness and health, it is an example of hurtful body-shaming: people come in many shapes and sizes, and calling names hurts. Sometimes friends use it as a joke nickname, but it can still upset people. Phrases: none that are kind.
examples
- The bully shouted «fatso» at him, and he went red. tree →
- Calling someone fatso is unkind and can hurt for a long time. tree →
- In the story, the boy who was called fatso became the hero. tree →
- Our class rule is no name-calling, like «fatso» or «weirdo». tree →
- She told a teacher when they kept calling her fatso. tree →
- Never call anyone fatso, even as a joke. tree →
note
Rude and hurtful; do not use it. Plural: fatsos. If someone calls you names, tell a trusted adult.
Trees and pragmatics
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