The word can have swearing but not genderisation which might be offensive (mother) nor allusions to sexual dominance (motherfucker). Nor, other possibly offensive connotations. It seems that the word is commonplace and people won’t stop using it, so an alternative to the word may be useful. But the problem with alternatives, is that people might not use them unless they carry a meaning that’s attention grabbing in some way, and when it comes to this word it needs to be able to be used in either a serious (non-funny) or comedic way.

  • @TheDoctorDonna
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    31 year ago

    How is that pronounced? Like joun, like John, or like drawn but with a j?

    • @atrielienz
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      1 year ago

      Drawn but with a J, I suppose.

      • @TheDoctorDonna
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        21 year ago

        Thank you! English gives us too many options sometimes.