For example, the Old English word for Nose is Snotte. The French word is Nez — which became Nose. Snotte became used for two more vulgar things — Snot and Snout.

They are just words. I’ve found that two types of people use the word a lot — those who have little respect for language, and those who have great respect for language. Those in the middle pretend to be offended.

As for Butch — it is a Lesbian (women who prefer other women to men) who takes on a manish appearance. They often have men’s haircuts and wear flannel shirts.

i think that such vulgar originated in people to supposedly make them seem tough through a potty mouth. but with those influences on society, today it is common for one to say offensive and bad words. however the definition of many words have been altared to a point so that it is not offensive. i personally try my hardest to refrain from such diction.

A butch is a term used to describe a very manly, very plain, homosexual woman.

you can see from that how we create out own taboos which in essence mean NOTHING.

It’s versatile too. Noun, verb, adjective – it’s like the Swiss Army Knife of curses.