Noun: bastard bãs-tu(r)d
Usage: vulgar
Usage: vulgar
Usage: vulgar
- Insulting term of address for people who are stupid, irritating or ridiculous
"Don't be such a bastard and apologize for your mistake";
- A child with parents that are not married to each other
"The scandal erupted when news of the politician's bastard became public";
- by-blow [informal], love child [informal], illegitimate child [informal], illegitimate [informal]
- Derogatory term for a variation that is not genuine; something irregular, inferior or of dubious origin
"the architecture was a kind of bastard suggesting Gothic but not true Gothic";
- mongrel [informal]
Usage: vulgar
- Fraudulent; having a misleading appearance
- bogus, fake, phony [N. Amer], phoney, cod [Brit, informal]
Derived forms: bastards
See also: counterfeit, imitative
Type of: disagreeable person, issue [formal], offspring, progeny, unpleasant person, variation
Encyclopedia: Bastard, Go and Kill