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ETYMOLOGY: Contrary to other four letter words, turd's true origin is not Anglo-Saxon; it comes from the old English tord , itself derived from an Indo-European root meaning to tear or split . According to Jonathan Green, Slang Down the Ages , turd acquired its pejorative sense around 1250. By the 18 ^th century the word had reached taboo status. This explains why Francis Grose, in his Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1811), listed that word as t--d between tup and turf .

2. An unattractive person.

3. A despised or despicable person.

4. A rude insult. ' You turd .'
-- ' Tick turd ' From the movie Smokey and the Bandit (1977)
-- ' World-class turd ' From Desperado (1995)
-- ' Turd-head ' From Biloxi Blues (1988)
-- ' Turd sniffer ' From Major Payne (1994)

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