Sweary

Even their pub quiz is a little bit surreal – they have a sweary limericks round.

On the surface, Bad Sisters seems like it's a sweary, boozy sitcom about sisters doing rebellious things.

Woo-woo as all this may sound – and while the Waddingham I’m talking to can occasionally be a bit of a luvvie – she’s also mainly straight-talking and delightfully sweary.

Sometimes, as in the case of “foxy ass piss country whore”, we view an unusual sweary expression as evidence that the speaker doesn’t know how to swear properly.

Stacey Solomon has been flooded with happy messages from fans as she started the New Year by sharing a string of sweet family snaps and shared a sweary piece of advice.

The album was co-produced with Dave Fridmann, founding Mercury Rev member who has worked with The Flaming Lips among many others, and alternates insistent tunes with some sweary thrashes.

A sweary song about the Dartford Crossing went viral in 2018.

Cleland had an advantage over his pal in that he wasn’t having to dislodge David Robertson, Rangers’ redoubtable left-back, and more recently the sweary star of the Real Kashmir FC documentary.

One of the band’s newer songs, Cook a Coffee, is a sweary takedown of journalist Andrew Neil; Minsky-Sargeant has described him as “a rightwing piece of shit”.

Behind this irresistible musical content is a gritty, sweary, achingly romantic tale of two of love’s casualties (called simply Guy and Girl) trying to regain their footing on the streets of Dublin.

Our output was often dumb and sweary, but usually balanced and pretty moderate in its views.

While way too sweary and violent for your usual comic book movie audience, "" is perhaps the best of the more adult adaptations so far.