'I get the ick whenever I read the word ‘c**kwomble’. Or ‘w*nkpuffin’. Or any of the other twee compound nouns that combine a naughty sweary word with a lovable creature.' | Oldfirmfacts1 ✍️
Open-mouthed chewing. Bad breath. Neil Oliver. All of these can give you the ick. It’s ‘the boak’, but gentrified.
‘C**kwomble’ first appeared on urbandictionary.com in September 2004, but it only burst into the mainstream around six or seven years ago, being directed primarily at Brexiteers and Trump-types. Scottish football fans familiar with the SPFL’s chief executive, incidentally, will enjoy the May 2012 example, which reads: “Why that c**kwomble Neil Doncaster has sat on his a**e for so long is unbelievable”.It’s swearing for people who find swearing edgy.
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