SLUR | "Dirtbag," e.g. |
SLUR | "Dirty dog," for one |
SLUR | "Dirty rat," e.g. |
SLUR | "Dirty rotten scoundrel," e.g. |
SLUR | "Dirty, rotten scoundrel," e.g. |
SLUR | "Lying thief," e.g. |
SLUR | "White trash," e.g. |
SLUR | "You lowdown, no-good bum," e.g. |
SLUR | "You no-good dog," e.g. |
SLUR | Arc on a music score |
SLUR | Arc on a musical score |
SLUR | Arc on a score |
SLUR | Arc-shaped musical notation |
SLUR | Ask a loaded question, maybe? |
SLUR | Aspersion |
SLUR | Betray inebriation, in a way |
SLUR | Betray one's drunkenness |
SLUR | Betray tipsiness verbally, perhaps |
SLUR | Bigot's comment |
SLUR | Bit of an insult |
SLUR | Bit of an insult (rhymes with "blur") |
SLUR | Bit of mudslinging |
SLUR | Bit of name-calling |
SLUR | Bit of slander |
SLUR | Bit of trash talk |
SLUR | Cast aspersions on |
SLUR | Common speech indication after drinking too much |
SLUR | Curve between musical notes |
SLUR | Curved line on a music staff |
SLUR | Curved line over a series of notes, in sheet music |
SLUR | Curved line, in music |
SLUR | Dastard's remark |
SLUR | Defamatory statement |
SLUR | Defame |
SLUR | Derogatory comment |
SLUR | Derogatory insult |
SLUR | Derogatory remark |
SLUR | Dig |
SLUR | Disgrace |
SLUR | Disparage |
SLUR | Disparagement |
SLUR | Disparaging comment |
SLUR | Disparaging remark |
SLUR | Disparaging word |
SLUR | Drag through the mud |
SLUR | Drunk's tipoff |
SLUR | Elide |
SLUR | Enunciate unclearly |
SLUR | Epithet |
SLUR | Ethnic insult |
SLUR | Ethnic joke, often |
SLUR | Ethnic or racial insult |
SLUR | Evidence of drunkenness |
SLUR | Fail to articulate |
SLUR | Fail to articulate, in a way |
SLUR | Fail to enunciate |
SLUR | Fail to enunciate? |
SLUR | Fail to pronounce clearly |
SLUR | Garble |
SLUR | Garble one's words |
SLUR | Hateful insult |
SLUR | Hurtful comment |
SLUR | Hurtful remark |
SLUR | Hurtful word |
SLUR | Imitate a drunk speaker, perhaps |
SLUR | Imputation of wrongdoing |
SLUR | In music, a curved line indicating that a melody is to be played legato or as a single phrase |
SLUR | In music, a curved line indicating that the notes in its limits be played smoothly, as one phrase |
SLUR | In music, a legato performance of a melodic interval of two or more notes in a part |
SLUR | In music, a performance of a melodic interval of two or more notes in a part |
SLUR | In music, to perform smoothly a melodic phrase of two or more notes |
SLUR | Indication of drunkenness |
SLUR | Indistinct speech |
SLUR | Indistinct speech or stammer |
SLUR | Innuendo |
SLUR | Insensitive term |
SLUR | Insinuation |
SLUR | Insult |
SLUR | Insult indistinctly |
SLUR | Insulting allegation |
SLUR | Insulting comment |
SLUR | Insulting remark |
SLUR | Legato indicator |
SLUR | Libelous remark |
SLUR | Line in music |
SLUR | Low blow |
SLUR | Malign |
SLUR | Many a campaign tactic |
SLUR | Miss a syllable or two, say |
SLUR | Mumble |
SLUR | Mumble one's words, perhaps drunkenly |
SLUR | Musical connector |
SLUR | Musical curve |
SLUR | Musical line |
SLUR | Musical mark |
SLUR | Musical note connector |
SLUR | Musical score mark |
SLUR | Musical sign |
SLUR | Musical symbol indicating legato |
SLUR | Musical symbol that connects notes |
SLUR | Nasty comment |
SLUR | Nasty remark |
SLUR | Negative or derogatory comment |
SLUR | Offensive line? |
SLUR | Offensive remark |
SLUR | Offensive term |
SLUR | Omit a part of, perhaps |
SLUR | Pass over lightly |
SLUR | Pejorative |
SLUR | Potential libel |
SLUR | Pronounce indistinctly |
SLUR | Pronounce poorly |
SLUR | Pronounce unclearly |
SLUR | Pronounce vaguely |
SLUR | Put up rules without energy for insult |
SLUR | Putdown |
SLUR | Put-down |
SLUR | Racist or misogynist term, for example |
SLUR | Relative of a tie in music |
SLUR | Result of one too many, maybe |
SLUR | Run one's words together |
SLUR | Run together, in music |
SLUR | Run words together |
SLUR | Run words together when speaking |
SLUR | Say "Offisher, I am completely shober," e.g. |
SLUR | Score connector, in music |
SLUR | Score line |
SLUR | Score symbol similar to a tie |
SLUR | Shpeak indishtinctly |
SLUR | Shpeak like thish |
SLUR | Shpeak thish way |
SLUR | Shpeak while drunk... hic! |
SLUR | Shpeaklikethish |
SLUR | Shtalk like thish |
SLUR | Slander |
SLUR | Slanderous comment |
SLUR | Slanderous remark |
SLUR | Slight |
SLUR | Sling mud at, say |
SLUR | Smear |
SLUR | Sound like you've had a few too many |
SLUR | Sound soused |
SLUR | Sound sozzled |
SLUR | Speak as if drunk |
SLUR | Speak as if sloshed |
SLUR | Speak carelessly |
SLUR | Speak drunkenly |
SLUR | Speak ill of |
SLUR | Speak indistinctly |
SLUR | Speak indistinctly, utter unclearly, insult |
SLUR | Speak like a drunk person |
SLUR | Speak like a tosspot |
SLUR | Speak like the inebriated |
SLUR | Speak sloppily |
SLUR | Speak unclearly |
SLUR | Speech problem |
SLUR | Stammer under intoxication |
SLUR | String some words together? |
SLUR | Symbol of a curved line in Western musical notation indicating that two or more notes are to be played without separation |
SLUR | Talk around a mouthful of Texas toast smothered with peanut butter, for example |
SLUR | Talk drunkenly |
SLUR | Talk drunkenly, say |
SLUR | Talk fast, maybe |
SLUR | Talk indistinctly |
SLUR | Talk like a Real Housewife after too many Pinot Grigios |
SLUR | Talk like a drunk |
SLUR | Talk like a lush |
SLUR | Talk like a tippler |
SLUR | Talk like a tipsy person? |
SLUR | Talk like a tosspot |
SLUR | Talk like thish |
SLUR | Talk like thish, shay |
SLUR | Talk tipsily |
SLUR | Talk trashed? |
SLUR | Talk while drunk |
SLUR | Tie over, in music |
SLUR | Tie relative, in music |
SLUR | Tongue slip under the effect of alcohol, say |
SLUR | Ugly putdown |
SLUR | Unclear utterance |
SLUR | Utter indistinctly |
SLUR | Utter unclearly |
SLUR | Way of talking that is difficult to understand |
SLUR | What a drunk may do with his words |
SLUR | What a drunk might do with his words |
SLUR | What a drunk would do with his words |
SLUR | What drunk rocker will do |
SLUR | Word in an ethnic joke, often |
SLUR | ___ one's words (sound intoxicated) |
SLUR | ___ one's words (speak indistinctly) |
SLUR | ___ one's words (speak unclearly) |