Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| anathema | (Greek) the formal act or formula of consigning to damnation. |
| anathematical | like an anathema; (noun) an anathema. |
| anathematize | to subject to anathema, pronounce a curse upon. |
| becurse | to curse. |
| bedamn | to damn thoroughly. |
| beshrew | (Arch.) to wish evil on, to curse. |
| blankety | (Coll.) damned; (noun) an unmentionable word. |
| cursed | accursed. |
| cursedly | (Adv.) CURSED, accursed. |
| cursedness | the quality of being cursed. |
| curser | one who curses. |
| curstness | shrewishness. |
| cuss | (Coll.) to curse. |
| damn | an interjection expressing annoyance; (adj.) cursed; (verb) to curse. |
| damndest | utmost effort, in phrase to do one's damndest. |
| damned | damnable. |
| damnedest | utmost effort, in phrase to do one's damnedest. |
| damner | one who damns. |
| damnify | to cause loss to. |
| damningly | (Adv.) DAMNING. |
| dang | to damn. |
| dangest | damnedest. |
| darndest | one's utmost. |
| darned | bothersome. |
| darnedest | one's utmost. |
| dickens | (Coll.) the devil. |
| doggone | damned, cursed (verb) to damn, curse |
| doggoned | (Coll.) damned. |
| drat | an interjection expressing vexation; (verb) to damn. |
| durn | to damn. |
| durned | (Adl.) confounded. |
| execrator | one who execrates. |
| goddam | damned, accursed; (verb) to damn. |
| goddamn | damned, accursed; (verb) to damn. |
| imprecate | to call down by prayer; to curse; to invoke evil on. |
| imprecation | the act of cursing. |
| imprecatory | of or like an imprecation. |
| invective | abusive (noun) an attack with words; abusive language |
| invectively | (Adv.) INVECTIVE, abusive. |
| landdamne | (Shakesp.) to abuse with violence. |
| maledict | (Arch.) to curse. |
| malediction | a curse. |
| maledictory | of or like a malediction. |
| malison | a curse, a malediction. |
| mozzle | (Hebrew) bad luck; (verb) to hamper or impede (someone); to hex or give bad luck to (someone). |
| outcurse | to surpass in cursing. |
| shrow | (Shakesp.) to shrew, to curse. |
| swear | to utter a solemn oath. |
| swearer | one who swears. |
| swearword | an expletive. |
| sworn | (PaP.) SWEAR, to utter a solemn oath. |
| tarnation | (US sl.) damnation. |
| uncurse | to free from a curse or an execration. |