Taking Names and Making Lists: Swear Words of Science Fiction and Fantasy

A Glossary of Epithets, Expletives, Imprecations, Oaths, and Other Irreverent or Inappropriate Words and Phrases,

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A Lexicon of Speculative Foul Language

In alphabetical order

Andraste's ass: interj [Dragon Age: Redemption (Web series)]; expletive; exclaimed by Tallis

arsegike: n [2000 AD (comic)]; euphemism for "arsehole"

Asura: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a deity worshipped primarily in Vendhya; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Attercop: n [The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien]; epithet used to denote one who is a spider; "...no spider has ever liked being called Attercop."

Bachman Turner Overdrive: interj [The Tick (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of a music group; exclaimed by The Tick

backrocket: adj [Death Star by Michael Reeves and Steve Perry]; backwards, primitive

bafflegab: n [Doctor Who (television)]; nonsense, prattle, balderdash; used in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

balls of minotaur: interj [Lost Girl (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Trick

Balzac: interj [Get Smart (film)]; exclamation; derived from the name of French novelist Honoré de Balzac

bambo: n [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; epithet used to denote one who is stupid; derived from "bimbo"

bantha breath: n [Jedi Quest: The Dangerous Game by Jude Watson]; derogatory term; derived from the name of a large domesticated animal native to Tatooine

bartantic: adj [Farscape (television)]; expletive, as in "Listen, you bartantic bitch." —Rygel

bastich: n [Judge Dredd (comic); Lobo (comic)]; combination of "bastard" and "bitch"

bat bladders: interj [Jane & the Dragon (television, animated)]; expletive

beef-witted extra-twatestrial: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

Beelzebub: interj [I Married a Witch (film)]; a mild oath; derived from the name of a devil, which was in turn derived from the name of a Philistine god

Belgium: n [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; a profanity forbidden throughout most of the galaxy

belushi: n [Rick and Morty (television, animated]; derogatory term; used by Rick in reference to the violent inhabitants of Kazorpalorp

binary brain: n [Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (film)]; android; used disparagingly; used in reference to Info

bit brain: n [Tron (film)]; derogatory term: simpleton, fool

bitca: n [Buffy the Vampire Slayer (television)]; accidental alteration of "bitch"

blast off: v [Space Patrol (television)]; imprecation equivalent to "get out" or "scram"

bleep; bleeped; bleeping: n/v/adj/adv/interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; universal expletive and imprecation

blistering bat rays: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

blistering bed bugs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

blood traitor: n [Harry Potter novels of J.K. Rowling]; one who is sympathetic to Muggles (nonmagical persons) or the Muggle-born; used disparagingly

blotching: adj/adv [Farscape (television)]; expletive; used as an intensive

blue-veined cock of the void: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

bojo: n [Back to the Future Part II (film)]; derogatory term: stupid person

boll-yotz: n/interj [Farscape (television)]; expletive

boney: n [Babylon 5 (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Minbari

Boray: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; primitive alien species native to Sectar; used disparagingly as in the phrase, "...I was cast out and put here among the Borays of humanity."

bouncy joseph: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

bowb; bowbed; bowbing: n/v/adj/adv/interj [Bill the Galactic Hero by Harry Harrison]; usually vulgar: universal expletive and imprecation

bowbidy-bowb: interj [Bill the Galactic Hero by Harry Harrison]; usually vulgar: universal expletive and imprecation

bowbing: adj/adv [Bill the Galactic Hero by Harry Harrison]; usually vulgar: used as an intensive

brainbolted: adj [Legacy of the Force: Inferno by Troy Denning]; dim; unthinking

Bram Stoker's widow: interj [The Middleman (television)]; exclamation; a reference to the wife of Irish novelist Bram Stoker (author of Dracula), who ordered all copies of the film Nosferatu to be destroyed

bratchny: n [A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess]; Nadsat term: bastard

bread balls: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive exclaimed by the Ice King/Simon Petrikov

breath of Issus: interj [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

buckethead: n [Legacy of the Force: Invincible by Troy Denning]; derogatory term: Mandalorian soldier

buckethead: n [Robot Holocaust (film)]; derogatory term: robot

bugger: n [Legacy of the Force: Invincible by Troy Denning]; derogatory term: Geonosian

bullet-head: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: Cylon Centurion

bull frell: n/interj [Farscape (television)]; euphemism for "bullshit" or "bollocks"

bullgunk: n/interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; euphemism for bovine excrement

bull-hugging: adj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; expletive; used in the phrase, "Lousy bull-hugging thieves!" —Starbuck (in the episode "The Magnificent Warriors")

bumblefluff: n [Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor by Matthew Stover]; nonsense

bush: adj [Doctor Who (television)]; crazy; used in the phrase, "He must have gone bush." —Erak (in the episode "The Sontaran Experiment")

by all the letters of the alphabet: interj [Inkheart by Cornelia Funke]; used to express surprise

by all the rings of Saturn: interj [Assignment Outer Space (film)]; used to express surprise

by Crom: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; the chief god of the Cimmerians; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by Eternia: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

by gargoyle: interj [Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot (television)]; used as a mild oath by members of the villainous Gargoyle Gang

by Gemini: interj [Lost Saucer (television)]; used to express surprise

by Gene Roddenberry's ghost: interj [Level Up (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of American television producer and screenwriter Gene Roddenberry, best known as the creator of Star Trek; exclaimed by Wyatt in the episode "Heckfire Tiger"

by Gideon's trumpet: interj [Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (television)]; used to express surprise

by Grud: interj [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; legally permitted mild oath also used to express surprise

by Jupiter: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

by Lord Vimuhla's Fire: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to one of the Five Gods of Change)

by Lord Vimuhla's Three Tongues of Flame: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to one of the Five Gods of Change)

by Mars: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

by Mitra: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by my first ancestor: interj [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; used as a mild oath

by my grandfather's beard: interj [She-Ra: Princess of Power (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed by Bow

by Set: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; also a god of ancient Egypt

by Tao: interj [Flash Gordon (comic; film; television)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by Tao's big toe: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Captain Sudin

by Tao's blood: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Captain Sunol

by Tao's death: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Colonel Mogard

by Tao's ears: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Hawkon

by Tao's eyes: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Hawkon

by Tao's fist: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Gian

by Tao's pink whiskers: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Ergon

by Tao's toenails: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by Tao's toes: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Fierro

by Tao's whiskers: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the Ancients: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

by the clouds of Venus: interj [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; used to express surprise

by the craters of Luna: interj [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; used to express surprise

by the dark spirits: interj [Thundarr the Barbarian (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by an evil wizard in the episode "City of Evil"

by the Egg: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the Egg of Faranth: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or express surprise

by the Emperor's beard: interj [Flash Gordon (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the Fiery Flame: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to Lord Vimuhla, "the Master of Flame and one of the Tlokiriqaluyal, the Five Gods of Change")

by the first Egg: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the Flame Lord: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to Lord Vimuhla, "the Master of Flame and one of the Tlokiriqaluyal, the Five Gods of Change")

by the flaming beard of Hippocrates: interj [Lost in Space (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Dr. Zachary Smith

by the Fortieth Aspect: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to Lord Vimuhla, "the Master of Flame and one of the Tlokiriqaluyal, the Five Gods of Change")

by the Goddess: interj [Farscape (television)]; deity of the Delvians; used to express surprise

by the gods of Mongo: interj [Flash Gordon (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the grace of Eternia: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

by the great Dog Star: interj [Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (film)]; used as a mild oath; a reference to the star Sirius, located in the constellation Canis Major; exclaimed by a Martian

by the Great God Tao: interj [Flash Gordon (comic; film; television)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; (rhymes with "mayo")

by the Great Parrot of Hades: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

by the Lillium moons: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "The Man With Nine Lives"

by the Mist Demons: interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; used to express surprise

by the moons of Jupiter: interj [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; used to express surprise

by the mother of the nearest moon: [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; used as a mild oath

by the power of Grayskull: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (toy; comic; film; television, animated), Hot Fuzz (film)]; used to express surprise (by characters in the film Hot Fuzz); derived from an exclamation used by He-Man whenever he invokes his power

by the rings of Saturn: interj [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; used to express surprise

by the second star: interj [Tinker Bell (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath

by the shards of my dragon's egg: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

by the sky demon; by the beard of the sky demon; by the blood of the sky demon; by the curved fangs of the sky demon; by the left frontal lobe of the sky demon; by the raging fury of the sky demon: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

by the Sword of Karakan: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to Lord Karakan, one of the Five Gods of Stability)

by the Three Fingers of the Flame: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; used as a mild oath (a reference to Lord Vimuhla, "the Master of Flame and one of the Tlokiriqaluyal, the Five Gods of Change")

by Ymir: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

b'zugda hiara: n [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; Dwarfish derogatory term: lawn ornament

cagal: [The Stainless Steel Rat Gets Drafted by Harry Harrison]; universal expletive

calot: n [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; a ten-legged beast with a froglike mouth regarded by the green men of Barsoom as dogs are regarded by the people of Earth; used disparagingly

Captain Kirk's nipples: interj [Land of the Lost (film)]; used to express surprise; probably derived from the tendency of Captain Kirk to get his shirt torn in a scuffle in Star Trek (the original show)

carbon flush: interj [Emmissary of the Void by Greg Keyes]; exclamation

censored: n/v/adj/adv/interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; universal expletive and imprecation

chin lord: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial, esp. a Bulaagh

chinster pasty: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial, esp. a Bulaagh

chitin-brain: n [Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor by Matthew Stover]; epithet used to denote one who possesses a chitinous exoskeleton

Chlen-brained: adj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; possessing the intelligence of a Chlen-beast, a domesticated beast in the world of Tékumel

Chlen-shit: n [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; usually vulgar: the feces of a Chlen-beast, a domesticated beast in the world of Tékumel

Chlen-turd: n [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; usually vulgar: a piece of the fecal matter of a Chlen-beast, a domesticated beast in the world of Tékumel

Chocoholics Anonymous: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

chongo-longo: [The Pirates of Dark Water (television, animated)]; expletive

chrome job: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: Cylon Centurion

chuff-sucking leech: n ["Goatgrass: The Tale of Ree-Yees," (Tales From Jabba's Palace) by Deborah Wheeler]; derogatory term

chutes and ladders: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the children's board game Chutes and Ladders (also known as Snakes and Ladders)

chutes and satellites: interj [Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

circuit brain: n [Cybergirl (television)]; derogatory term

clanker: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: Cylon Centurion

clusterfrak: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; colossal foul-up; extraordinary snafu

cotton-headed ninny-muggins: n [Elf (film)]; derogatory term used by Christmas elves

cow: n [The Road to the Rim by A. Bertram Chandler]; Rimworldsese derogatory term applicable to both sexes

cowpog: n [Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer]; Gnommish derogatory term: moron

crabapples: inter [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive

crackdust: n/interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; nonsense

cram: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive

cramp: n [Level Up (television)]; derogatory term

crampwad: n [Level Up (television)]; derogatory term

crank: [Farscape (television)]; expletive

crasoney: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term; used in the phrase, "You dirty, rotten crasoneys!" —Boomer (in the episode "The Magnificent Warriors")

crimey: interj [Legacy of the Force: Tempest by Troy Denning]; a mild oath

crink: [Allegiance by Timothy Zahn]; expletive commonly used by pirates of the Outer Rim

crinking: [Allegiance by Timothy Zahn]; expletive; used as an intensive

Crom: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; the chief god of the Cimmerians; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Crom's devils: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Crom, Ymir, and Mitra: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; gods of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

dag: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; exclamation

dag: interj [Boba Fett: Twin Engines of Destruction (comic)]; exclamation

daggit: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; dog; used disparagingly

daggit dribble: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; lie; falsehood

d'arvit: interj [Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer]; Gnommish expletive

deadglow: n [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; numbskull

demon dogs: interj [Thundarr the Barbarian (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Thundarr

demons of darkness: interj [Thundarr the Barbarian (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Thundarr

Denebian slime devil: n [Star Trek (television)]; an animal native to the Deneb system; used disparagingly; used by a Klingon in reference to Captain James T. Kirk in the episode "The Trouble with Tribbles"

devil's beard: interj [Thundarr the Barbarian (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "Last Train to Doomsday"

devils of hell: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

devil's thumbs: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; expletive; exclaimed in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

ding dong ditcher: n [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; derogatory term

dingle: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath; used in the expression "Oh, dingle."

dinglord: n [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; derogatory term

dingo kidneys: n [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; as in "I don't give a load of dingo kidneys."

Dink: n [Planet Earth (television)]; term used in the Confederacy of Ruth to denote one who is a man (and therefore a slave)

Doellin's Triple Teats: interj ["Goatgrass: The Tale of Ree-Yees," (Tales From Jabba's Palace) by Deborah Wheeler]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; a referrence to the Gran goddess

dog-brother: n [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; derogatory term; possible euphemism for "son of a bitch"

dolly: n [Humans (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a synthetic

dozer: n [I Am Mother (film)]; epithet used to denote one who is a droid

dragon: n [Doctor Who (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Draconian in the episode "Frontier in Space"

drannit: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

draz: [Farscape (television)]; expletive

dren: n/interj [Farscape (television)]; excrement

driblocks: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

dridgenaut: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

drokk; drokked; drokking: n/v/interj [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; legally permitted universal expletive and imprecation; also used to express surprise

drokking: adj/adv [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; used as an intensive

dry-foot; pl dry-foots: n [Doctor Who (television)]; epithet used by swamp-dwelling natives of Delta Magna or Delta Three to denote one who is a human in the episode "The Power of Kroll"

dunsel: n [Star Trek (television)]; used dispagingly; in the episode "The Ultimate Computer," Dr. McCoy asks Spock the meaning of the word after Capt. Kirk is referred to as "Captain Dunsel" by Commodore Wesley. Spock replies, "'Dunsel' is a term used by midshipmen at Star Fleet Academy. It refers to a part which serves no useful purpose."

dup: [The Stainless Steel Rat Wants You! by Harry Harrison]; "...the most insulting word in Blodgett slang."

dwang: n [Republic Commando: Triple Zero by Karen Traviss]; excrement

e chu ta: [The Empire Strikes Back (film)]; used as an insult or rude comment; uttered by a droid

Earth: n [Foundation and Earth by Isaac Asimov]; a term considered profane by the Comporellians

earthbag: n [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; epithet used to denote a human who was born on Earth

Earthie: n [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; epithet used to denote a human who was born on Earth

Earth trash: n [Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (television)]; Draconian epithet used to denote one who is an Earthling

eema: n [Farscape (television)]; posterior; "ass"

embleer: adj [Watership Down by Richard Adams]; stinking

evanescence: interj [Lost Girl (television)]; expletive; exclaimed by Vex; derived from the name of the band Evanescence

equinus' atrum: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; euphemism for "horse's ass"; as in "I'm beginning to feel like an equinus' atrum." —Apollo

exclamation: interj [Level Up (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; used in the expression "Oh, exclamation!"

eyes without a face: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the 1960 French film Eyes Without a Face (Les Yeux sans visage)

fahrbot: adj [Farscape (television)]; crazy

fa-pu-ta: interj [Farscape (television)]; exclamation

fardles: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; expletive

fardling: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; expletive

farko: n [Farscape (television)]; nonsense

father: n [Brave New World by Aldous Huxley]; a term considered obscene

father of dung beetles: interj [The Man of Gold by M.A.R. Barker]; exclamation

Feetal's Gizz: interj [Lobo (comic)]; expletive

fek: interj [Farscape (television)]; expletive

fekkik: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: fool; twit

feldergarb: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; slang: feces; euphemism for "crap"

felger: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; diminutive of felgercarb

felgercarb: see feldergarb

fewmets: n [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; dragon feces

fight: n/v [This Perfect Day by Ira Levin]; a term considered obscene

Finagle: n [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; possible euphemism for "God"; used in expressions such as "Finagle only knows" and "for Finagle's sake"

Finagle's ears: interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; expletive

Finagle's fist: interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; expletive

Finagle's gonads: interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; expletive

Finagle's heavy hand: interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; expletive

fire and brimstone: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise and consternation at the sight of someone smoking inside Middleman Headquarters

Flame-accursed: adj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; probably a euphemism for "damned"

Flame-burned: adj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; probably a euphemism for "damned"

the Flame burn it all: interj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; probably a euphemism for "damn it"

Flame-damned: adj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; expletive

Flame-scorched: adj [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; probably a euphemism for "damned"

flaming moons of Hell: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

flamingo: v [Red Dwarf (television)]; "I flamingoed up... It's like a cock up, only much, much bigger." —Holly

flaming thunderbolts: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed by Dr. "Tiger" Ninestein

flark: interj [various Marvel comics]; a kind of parasite; used as an expletive

flowers for Algernon: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from Flowers for Algernon, a short story (and later a novel) by Daniel Keyes

flup: n [The Ringworld Engineers by Larry Niven]; On Ringworld: seabottom ooze; used as an expletive

Ford: n [Brave New World by Aldous Huxley]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; derived from the surname of American industrialist Henry Ford

for Sagan's sake: [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; euphemism for "for God's sake"; derived from the surname of Carl Sagan, the host of Cosmos

for space sake: [Terrahawks (television, puppets); euphemism for "for God's sake"

frack; fracked; fracking: n/v/interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; universal expletive and imprecation

fracking: adj/adv [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; used as an intensive

frakk; frakked; frakking: see frack

frakking: see fracking

frakwad: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term

frag; fragged; fragging: n/v/interj [Babylon 5 (television); Lobo (comic)]; universal expletive and imprecation

fragging: adj/adv [Babylon 5 (television); Lobo (comic)]; used as an intensive

fragments of moonrock: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

frag off: v [Babylon 5 (television)]; scram

frakker: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; vulgar: derogatory term

frax: v [Farscape (television)]; imprecation (probably vulgar)

freaking bing bong: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive

freezing Jupiter: interj [Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; used to express surprise

frek: n/v [Farscape (television)]; expletive

frek face: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

frell: n/v/interj [Farscape (television)]; universal expletive and imprecation; also used in expressions such as "Frell you!" and "Frell off!"

frelling: adj/adv [Farscape (television)]; used as an intensive

frelling brazma: interj [Farscape (television)]; expletive

frellnik: adj [Farscape (television)]; malodorous; foul-smelling

frellwit: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: idiot

frelnik: see frellnik

frimp: [I Will Fear No Evil by Robert A. Heinlein]; a term considered obscene

frimp: n [Galactica 1980 (television)]; derogatory term: dope, dummy

Frithrah: n [Watership Down by Richard Adams]; the lord Sun; used interjectionally

frizz: [Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader by James Luceno]; expletive commonly used by smugglers of the Old Republic

frodank: adj [Farscape (television)]; stupid

froth-mouth: n [Farscape (television)]; lunatic

funt: n [Sinister & Dexter; 2000 AD (comic)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

funtwipe: n [Sinister & Dexter; 2000 AD (comic)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

furniture: n [Soylent Green (film)]; derogatory term for women

futz: interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; exclamatory use of the slang intransitive verb

futz: n [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; possible euphemism used in expressions such as "get us the futz out of here" and "How the futz would I know?"

futzy: adj/adv [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; expletive

galaxy: interj [Foundation novels of Isaac Asimov]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

galaxy: interj [Quark (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; also used in expressions such as "Oh, galaxy!" and "Oh, my galaxy!"

gall-monging: adj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; expletive

galloping galaxies: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

galloping garden spiders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

galloping tarantulas: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

gaping chasms: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Yung-Star

garanta's brax: n [Farscape (television)]; as in "I don't give a garanta's brax!"

genderless sky numpty: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

Ghent: n [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; a term considered obscene

ghosts of the living: interj [The Middleman (television)]; exclamation and description of a specific event

gimbo: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term; probably a variation of gimboid or vice versa

gimboid: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term: incompetent; loser

gleebo: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: fool; twit

glittering galaxies: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Danavas

Glob: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; used in expressions such as "Oh, Glob!" and "Oh, my Glob!"; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

Gob: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; used in expressions such as "Oh, Gob!" and "Oh, my Gob!"; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

go blow your jets: v [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (television)]; imprecation

Gob slops: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

gob smack it: interj [The Middleman (television)]; euphemism for "God damn it"

gods and devils: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

goit: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term: git

golly old Gemini: interj (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

gol-monging: see gall-monging

good Glob: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

good gravity: interj [Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "Heart of the Storm"

good Llyr: interj [The Castle of Llyr by Lloyd Alexander]; used to express mild surprise or shock; exclaimed by Queen Teleria

goohulog: adj [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; Trollish swearword

goontoad: n [Blackstar (television, animated)]; derogatory term

go rust yourself: v [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; imprecation used against Cylons; uttered in the episode "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero"

gorram: adj [Firefly (television)]; euphemism for "God-damned"

grapes of wrath: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from The Grapes of Wrath, a novel by John Steinbeck, derived in turn from a line in the song, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" by Julia Ward Howe

great arachnids: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

great balls of ice: interj [Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (television)]; used to express surprise in reference to a "meteor" that was causing an unnatural drop in temperature in the episode "Ice Age"

Great Barrier Reef: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

great Belin: inter [The Book of Three by Lloyd Alexander]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Fflewddur Fflam

great bouncing icebergs: interj [Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Yukon Cornelius

great Caesar's break room: interj [The Tick (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by The Tick

great Caesar's ghost: interj [Superman (comic/television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; frequently exclaimed by Perry White, editor of The Daily Planet; derived from Julius Caesar, a play by William Shakespeare (the expression predates Superman, but is included for novelty's sake)

great Elders: interj [Shazam (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the Elders (Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury) who granted Captain Marvel his powers; exclaimed by Mentor

great galaxies: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Danavas

great galaxies: interj [Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "Tapestry"

great galaxy: interj [Space Ghost (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Space Ghost

great galloping galaxies: interj [The Tomorrow People (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by The Mama in the episode "A Man for Emily"

great galloping ghosts: interj [Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "Endgame"

great gobs of goo: interj [The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Bullwinkle

great guns: interj [The Tick (television)]; exclamation; exclaimed by The Tick

great hearts of palm: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

great integrated circuits: interj [Star Odyssey (film)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Tilk, a robot

great jumping hoggernauts: inter [She-Ra: Princess of Power (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed in the episode "The Red Knight"

great Jupiter: interj [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (television)]; used to express surprise

great Krypton: interj [Superman (comic)]; used to express surprise; a reference to the planet of Superman's birth

Great Lakes: interj [The Tick (television)]; exclamation; derived from the collective name of the five largest lakes in North America (Lakes Erie, Huron, Michigan, Ontario, and Superior); exclaimed by The Tick

great molten boulders: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Yung-Star

great mountains of dust: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Yung-Star

great North Star: interj [The Year Without a Santa Claus (television, animated)]; exclamation; exclaimed by Santa Claus

great Oceans: interj [Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L. Travers]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by the Sea-Trout

great Sagar: interj [Blackstar (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; a reference to the planet on which Blackstar is set

great Santini: interj [The Tick (television)]; exclamation; exclaimed by The Tick

great Scott: interj [Superman (comic)]; used to express surprise; frequently exclaimed by Superman; derived from the surname of U.S. General Winfield Scott (the expression predates Superman, but is included for novelty's sake)

great spiders' webs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by the Spider King

great spiderwebs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

great steaming lava: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Yung-Star

great steaming mounds of dust: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed by Yung-Star

great Tao: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; (rhymes with "mayo")

great tribes of Gondor: interj [The Brak Show (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Thundercleese, Brak's neighbor

great Xoanon: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of an insane supercomputer believed to be a god; exclaimed by Leela in the episode "The Face of Evil"

greebol: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: fool; twit

green-blooded: adj [Star Trek (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Vulcan

grexnix: [2000 AD (comic)]; used by the fictional editor, Tharg the Mighty

grimmit: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: coward

gris: n [Farscape (television)]; excrement

gritsucker: n [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; epithet used to denote one who is a Dwarf

Grod: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; used in expressions such as "Oh, my Grod!"; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

grolash: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: fool

groophar: [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; Trollish swearword

Grosh: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; euphemism for "gosh"; used in the expression "Oh, my Grosh!"

grot: interj [Quark (television)]; expletive

grotless: adj [Farscape (television)]; witless

Grud: interj [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; legally permitted mild oath also used to express surprise

grup: n [Star Trek (television)]; an adult; alteration of "grown-up"; used disparagingly by the natives of a planet geologically identical to Earth in the episode "Miri"

guns of Navarone: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from The Guns of Navarone, a novel by Alistair MacLean

gwenlan: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term

Hades hole: n/interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; expletive (euphemism for "Hell"?)

halls of Montezuma: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from The Halls of Montezuma, a film, derived in turn from a line in "Semper Fidelis," a song by John Philip Sousa

hands across America: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from a charitable event called "Hands Across America" symbolized by a human chain extending from coast to coast

harpooda: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

hawks of the Luftwaffe: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

heavens to Beelzebub: interj [Lidsville (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Horatio J. HooDoo

helium head: n [The Wild, Wild Planet (film)]; derogatory term: idiot

helium-headed: adj [The Wild, Wild Planet (film)]; idiotic

hell's devils: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

herbert: n [Star Trek (television)]; epithet used by space hippies to denote one who is "square" in the episode "The Way to Eden"

Hezmana: n/interj [Farscape (television)]; Luxan word for "Hell"

hingemot: n [Farscape (television)]; fool

hippikaloric: [Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum]; allegedly a swearword (according to the Nomes)

holy Aladdin: interj [Lidsville (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Weenie the Genie

holy bags: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

holy bagumba: interj [Flora & Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo]; used to express surprise

holy chivalry: interj [Level Up (television)]; used to express surprise

holy coinkydink: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise — somewhat sarcastically; exclaimed by Wendy Watson; "coinkydink" (corresponding to "coincidence") may have originated with the comic strip character Popeye the Sailor created by E.C. Segar

holy crap on a stick: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Wendy Watson

holy flippin' flap: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Princess Bubblegum

holy flurking schnit: interj [The Simpsons (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

holy frack: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; an extension of frack; used to express surprise

holy gerkin pickles: interj [The Brak Show (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Brak

holy Houdini: interj [Lidsville (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Horatio J. HooDoo

holy Hyperion: interj [Captain Video and His Video Rangers (television)]; used to express surprise

holy jumping bananas: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

holy Kill Bill Volume 2: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Wendy Watson; derived from the American film Kill Bill Volume 2

holy lizards: interj [Lexx (television)]; a mild oath; possibly refers to the Cluster lizards used for the execution of heretics in the Light Universe

holy ravioli: interj [The Tick (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by The Tick

holy shmow: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; euphemism for "holy cow"

holy slug: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

holy unanticipated occurrences: interj [Flora & Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo]; used to express surprise

holy Zarquon's singing fish: interj [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; exclamation

hopping hop toads: interj [Dino Boy (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Dino Boy

hot cram: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Joshua

hot flaming pork buns: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

hot 'lanta: interj [The Tick (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from "Hot 'lanta," a song by the Allman Brothers; exclaimed by The Tick

hot rockets: interj [Space Patrol (television)]; exclamation

house of pancakes: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; probably derived from the name of a chain of restaurants (International House of Pancakes)

how in space fire...: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

hraka: n [Watership Down by Richard Adams]; feces; used as an insult with the word silflay (meaning literally "to feed outside" or loosely "to eat"), as in "Silflay hraka!"

Hu-bat: n [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; derogatory term; an animal in the world of Tékumel

humpty head: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

Huttwash: n [Dark Nest: The Swarm War by Troy Denning]; nonsense; euphemism for "hogwash" (and therefore noncomplimentary to Hutts)

imbedolt: n [Level Up (television)]; combination of "imbecile" and "dolt"

in the name of the Seven Gods: interj [Star Trek (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath; exclaimed by Lara, a human from a probably non-Federation planet in the episode "Jihad"

I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; in English, a harmless statement; "in the Vl'hurg tongue... the most dreadful insult imaginable"

Ishtar: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a goddess of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; also a goddess of ancient Babylonia and Assyria

Ishtar, Mitra, and Set: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; gods of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Issus: interj [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; a sacred river on Barsoom representing the passage to the afterlife; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Jefferson: interj [Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (film)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Jefferson's jellies: interj [Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (film)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

jenga-leng: [The Pirates of Dark Water (television, animated)]; expletive

Jimmy crack corn: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from "Jim Crack Corn; or, The Blue Tail Fly," a song by Daniel Decatur Emmett

jitat: [The Pirates of Dark Water (television, animated)]; expletive

joojooflop: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; expletive

Jovis: n/interj [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; euphemism for "Jesus" or serving a similar purpose

jump a lizard: v [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone]; imprecation equivalent to "jump in a lake"

jumping bananas: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

jumping flamesnakes: interj [Blackstar (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

jumping frostberries: interj [Blackstar (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

jumping gumbos: interj [Blackstar (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

jumping Jellyfish: interj [Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L. Travers]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by the Haddock

jumping jets: interj [Captain Video and His Video Rangers (television)]; used to express surprise

jumping Jupiter: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Orko and Prince Adam

jumping Jupiter: interj [Tarantula (film)]; used to express surprise

jumping Jupiter: interj [The Tomorrow People (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by The Mama in the episode "A Man for Emily"

jumping moon gems: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

jumping satellites: interj (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

jumping spacebats: interj [Quark (television)]; used to express surprise

jumping space cats: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

jumping space fish: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

jumping spider eggs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

jumping spiders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

jumping spiderwebs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

juxt: interj [Farscape (television)]; expletive

kark: n/interj [I Will Fear No Evil by Robert A. Heinlein]; expletive

khadassa: interj [Deryni novels of Katherine Kurtz]; exclamation

khan: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

kinkoid: adj [Farscape (television)]; weird; crazy; kinky

Kippers and Catfish: interj [Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L. Travers]; used to express exasperation; exclaimed by the Deep-Sea Salmon

kiss my Asimov: v [The Middleman (television)]; euphemism for "kiss my ass"; derived from the surname of writer Isaac Asimov and uttered by a malfunctioning Ida when reminded of one of the "Laws of Robotics" (as described by Asimov in I, Robot)

klono: n/interj [Lensmen novels of E.E. "Doc" Smith]; used as a mild oath

knee-biter: n [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; derogatory term

knuckle-dragger: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: deckhand; mechanic

krastic: adj [Farscape (television)]; weird

kriff; kriffed; kriffing: n/v/interj [Vision of the Future by Timothy Zahn]; universal expletive and imprecation

kriffing: adj/adv [Vision of the Future by Timothy Zahn]; used as an intensive

kronk that: v [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; imprecation; probably a euphemism for "screw that" or an equivalent phrase

kuditza: n [Farscape (television)]; possibly libido or sexual organs, as in "Sikozu thinks with her head — not her kuditza," uttered by Rygel in the episode "We're So Screwed Part 1: Fetal Attraction"

kung: n [Return of the Jedi (film)]; Huttese derogatory term: scum

kvark: interj [Star Wars: Ewoks (television, animated)]; exclamation: Ewok equivalent of "Bah!"

lackey: n [Prelude to Foundation by Isaac Asimov]; epithet used by Trantorians

laserbrain: n [The Empire Strikes Back (film)]; used disparagingly; an epithet used by Princess Leia against Han Solo

leaping laser beams: interj [The Thrilling Adventure Hour: Captain Laserbeam (radio play podcast]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Captain Laserbeam
leech: n [Assignment Outer Space (film)]; a useless crewman or passenger aboard a spaceship; used disparagingly

loomas: n [Farscape (television)]; slang: breasts

Lord Finagle: interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; used as an expletive or to express surprise

lord of the flies: interj [Fly Me to the Moon (film, animated)]; exclamation; used in the expression "Oh, my lord of the flies!"; derived from Lord of the Flies, a novel by William Golding

Lords of Kobol: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; ancient rulers of the planet Kobol, the homeworld of humanity; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

Lords of Light: interj [Thundarr the Barbarian (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Thundarr

Lord Vimuhla's Sacred Flame: n [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; possible euphemism for "Hell" or "Heaven" as in the phrase, "Where in Lord Vimuhla's Sacred Flame is the bastard?"

lump: n [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; all-purpose expletive used by Lumpy Space Princess; used in expressions such as "Get the lump outta here!" and "What the lump?"

lumping: adj/adv [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as an intensive by Lumpy Space Princess as in the phrase, "I lumping hate them!"

lump off: v [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; imprecation used by Lumpy Space Princess

lurdo: n [Star Wars: Ewoks (television, animated)]; Ewokese derogatory term: dummy

magra-fahrbot: adj [Farscape (television)]; very crazy

malik: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

mama's milk: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; also used in the expression "Oh, my mama's milk!"; exclaimed by Cuber

mank: n [Farscape (television)]; rubbish, debris

meatbag: n [Futurama (television, animated)]; derogatory term: human; an epithet used by the robot Bender

meat can: n [Republic Commando: Triple Zero by Karen Traviss]; slang: soldier

meb: [Saturday Night Live/Coneheads (television/film)]; Conehead expletive

menacing mutations: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

mep: [Saturday Night Live/Coneheads (television/film)]; Conehead expletive

Merlin's beard: interj [Harry Potter novels of J.K. Rowling]; used to express surprise

Merlin's pants: interj [Harry Potter novels of J.K. Rowling]; used as an expletive or to express surprise

metal head: n [She-Ra (television, animated)]; epithet used to denote one who is a robot of Hordak in the episode "Return of the Sea Hawk"

mibs: [Saturday Night Live/Coneheads (television/film)]; Conehead expletive

mighty meteor: interj [Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

mik'ta: [Stargate SG-1 (television)]; used as an insult

minions of Xendor: interj [The Lando Calrissian Adventures by L. Neil Smith]; followers of the first Dark Jedi; used as an expletive or to express surprise; commonly used by smugglers

mips: [Saturday Night Live/Coneheads (television/film)]; Conehead expletive

mivonks: n [Farscape (television)]; slang: testicles

Mist Demons: interj [Known Space stories of Larry Niven]; used as an expletive or to express surprise

Mitra: n/interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

modo: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term (derived from combination of "modern" and "dodo"?)

momo: n [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; derogatory term

monkey-boy: n [The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (film)]; epithet used to denote one who is a human Earthling

moojpuck: [The Approaching Storm by Alan Dean Foster]; expletive

moon rats: interj [The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath, as in "Oh, moon rats!"; exclaimed by a Moon man

moons of madness: interj [Doctor Who episode "The Pirate Planet"]; expletive

mopak: n [The Approaching Storm by Alan Dean Foster]; excrement

Moscow Rule Number Nine: interj [The Middleman (television)]; exclamation referring to one of a number of alleged Cold War rules of espionage, in this case Moscow Rule #9: "Technology will always fail you."

Moses-esus: interj [The Brak Show (television, animated)]; combination of "Moses" and "Jesus"

moss licker: n [Jane and the Dragon (television, animated)]; mildly derogatory term

mother: n [Brave New World by Aldous Huxley]; a term considered obscene

mother: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive exclaimed by the Ice King/Simon Petrikov

motherfrak: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; vulgar: expletive; contraction of "motherfrakker"

motherfrakker: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; vulgar: derogatory term

Mother of Gob: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; derived from the name of the four-headed deity Grob Gob Glob Grod

mother of pearl: interj [Get Smart (film)]; exclamation

mother of planting and payoff: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of a fiction-writing technique

Mother of Science: interj [Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (television)]; used to express surprise

mradhe muck: [Specter of the Past by Timothy Zahn]; expletive

Mudblood: n [Harry Potter novels of J.K. Rowling]; epithet used to denote one of mixed Wizarding and Muggle, or nonmagical, ancestry

mudfoot: n [Andromeda (television)]; epithet used to denote a human who was born on Earth

Muggle-lover: n [Harry Potter novels of J.K. Rowling]; one who is sympathetic to Muggles (nonmagical persons) or the Muggle-born; used disparagingly

mutie: n [X-Men (comic)]; epithet used to denote one who is a mutant

muto: n [Doctor Who (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a mutant; from the episode "Genesis of the Daleks"

mutt: n [Doctor Who (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a mutant; applied to one who is undergoing a phase in the Solonian lifecycle; from the episode "The Mutants"

mutual of Omaha: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of an insurance company that sponsored the television show, Wild Kingdom

my Fins and Flippers: interj [Mary Poppins Opens the Door by P.L. Travers]; used to express exasperation; exclaimed by the Deep-Sea Salmon

my little pony: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from [you guessed it] the My Little Pony line of toys

mynock: n [The Empire Strikes Back (film)]; a parasitic creature; used disparagingly

mynock muffins: [Lando Calrissian and the Starcave of ThonBoka by L. Neil Smith]; expletive; derived from the name of a parasitic creature

nak-nok: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

nakky: adj [Farscape (television)]; expletive

Neptunian gnat: n [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; derogatory term

nerfherder: n [The Empire Strikes Back (film)]; used disparagingly; an epithet used by Princess Leia against Han Solo

Nergal: interj [Level Up (television)]; a god of ancient Babylonia; used as a mild oath; exclaimed by Angie; [Spelling and definition are conjectured.]

neuron: n [Level Up (television)]; used disparagingly; moron

nimnul: n [Mork & Mindy (television)]; used disparagingly

ninny hammer: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

norm: n [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; epithet used by mutants to denote one who is "normal"

noshabkeming: n/interj [Lensmen novels of E.E. "Doc" Smith]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

nugget: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: Viper pilot in training; raw Viper pilot recruit

null unit: n [Tron (film)]; used disparagingly; possibly a derogatory term

nurfer: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: loser

oh, my prophetic soul: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; exclaimed by the Doctor in the episode "The Horns of Nimon"

oh, my User: interj [Tron (film)]; used as a mild oath by programs

Orillian lung maggot: n [Star Trek: Voyager (television)]; a lifeform native to the Delta Quadrant; used disparagingly; uttered by Neelix in the episode "Fair Trade"

peanuts: interj [Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (film)]; expletive (as in "Oh, peanuts!")

peck: i [Willow (film)]; epithet

peedunky: n [Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (film)]; Huttese derogatory term: punk

pellish venker: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

pencil-neck: n [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; epithet used by Fatties to denote one who is "normal"

petaQ: n [various Star Trek spin-offs (television)]; Klingon derogatory term: fool

pewnkah: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

photon: n [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; general euphemism

pinky: n [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; epithet used by talking apes to denote one who is a human

Pipefitters Local: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed upon the discovery of a pneumatic tube leading directly from Middleman HQ to O2STK

planet's pain: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; used as a mild oath (as in "What the planet's pain...") in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

pleebing: adj/adv [Farscape (television)]; used as an intensive; possibly akin to "bleeding"

plok: n [Farscape (television)]; feces or rubbish

podaka: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term

pogees: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; expletive; used in the expression "...scare the pogees out of him."

pointy-eared: adj [Star Trek (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Vulcan

poodoo: n [Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (film)]; feces

powindah: n [Heretics of Dune by Frank Herbert]; Tleilaxu derogatory term: outsider

prawn: n [District 9 (film)]; usually derogatory nickname for the aliens in District 9

probakto: n [Farscape (television)]; mild derogatory term

protein sack: n [Lexx (television)]; derogatory term: human; an epithet used by the robot 790 against Stanley Tweedle

prunt: n [The Year of the City by Frederik Pohl]; usually vulgar: combination of "prick" and "cunt"

puckernuts: interj [ElfQuest (comic)]; expletive

quaequam blag: interj [2000 AD (comic)]; used by the fictional editor, Tharg the Mighty, as an expletive or to express surprise

quivering Venusian blubber cups: interj [Galaxina (film)]; expletive; exclaimed by Captain Cornelius Butt

rattle my rocket reflexes: interj (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger)]; an expression comparable to "I'll be a monkey's uncle" or "I'll be gosh darned"

recreate: v [Farscape (television)]; Peacekeeper term: to have casual sexual intercourse

Regulan blood worm: n [Star Trek (television)]; an invertebrate parasite native to the Regulan system; used disparagingly; used by a Klingon in reference to humans in the episode "The Trouble with Tribbles"

Ripley's Believe It or Not: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from Ripley's Believe It or Not, an illustrated newspaper article, series of books, and television show

ripnitz: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

roaring rockets: interj [Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

rock: n [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; epithet used to denote one who is a Troll

rutting: v [Firefly (television)]; used as an intensive

sands of Zanzibar: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

sap: n [The Tomorrow People (television)]; abbreviation of Homo sapiens used by Tomorrow People to refer to humans who have not yet evolved to the stage where they can use psychic talents, this term is not intentionally disparaging, but is often interpreted as such

sauce-tasting Brian-sniffer: n [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; derogatory term; uttered by Finn

scale face: n [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Reptile Man

Scav: n [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; diminutive of "Scavenger"

sclime: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; combination of "scum" and "slime"; uttered by Spectre in the episode "The Young Lords"

scorch it: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; expletive

scrote: n [Back to the Future Part II (film)]; usually vulgar: testicles

sculag: n [Legacy of the Force: Inferno by Troy Denning]; Chiss derogatory term used to denote one who is weak-minded

scut pango: interj [The Pirates of Dark Water (television, animated)]; expletive

scuzzpuck: n [Sinister & Dexter; 2000 AD (comic)]; derogatory term

semper frakking fi: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; exclamation; derived from the motto of the United States Marine Corps, "Semper fidelis" (Latin for "Always faithful," often abbreviated "Semper fi")

Set: n/interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; also a god of ancient Egypt

shab: n [Republic Commando: Order 66 by Karen Traviss]; Mandalorian slang: excrement

shades of Bacchus: interj [What We Do in the Shadows (television)]; used to express surprise; a reference to the Greek god of wine; exclaimed by Colin Robinson

shaft ooze: n [Cleopatra 2525 (television)]; derogatory term applied to underground dwellers who are criminals

shag: n [Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (film)]; Huttese derogatory term: slave

shards: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

shazbot: interj [Mork & Mindy (television)]; expletive

shavit: n [Vision of the Future by Timothy Zahn]; exrement

shebs: n [Republic Commando: Hard Contact by Karen Traviss]; Mandalorian slang: buttocks

shells: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

shifter: n [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Changeling

shiitake mushrooms: n/interj [Spy Kids (film)]; expletive and obvious euphemism; usually spoken as "Shii...take mushrooms!"

shivering insects: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

shivering spider illusions: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

shivering spider splits: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

shivering spider teeth: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

shliznat: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

shlock: v [Farscape (television)]; to excrete

shmowzow: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; exclamation

shol'vah: n [Stargate SG-1 (television)]; traitor

shores of Tripoli: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from a line in "Semper Fidelis," a song by John Philip Sousa

shrok: interj [Babylon 5 (television)]; Narn expletive

shut the screen door: interj [Level Up (television)]; exclamatory imprecation similar in meaning to "Get out!" as used in Seinfeld

sinister sea serpents: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

sizzling spider senses: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

sizzling spider springs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

sizzling spider venom: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

sizzling super spiders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

skev: interj [Rogue Trooper; 2000 AD (comic)]; exclamation

skin job: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term: human duplicate Cylon

skowng: n [Avatar (film)]; moron (in the Na'vi language)

skrogg: [Star Wars: Legacy (comic)]; expletive

skrogging: [Star Wars: Legacy (comic)]; expletive; used as an intensive

skrot-bag: n [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; derogatory term

skrotter: n [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; derogatory term

skrotting: [Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone (film)]; expletive; used as an intensive

sleemo: n [Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (film)]; Huttese derogatory term

slimy Sleestak: interj [Land of the Lost (television)]; used as a mild oath; used in the expression "Oh, slimy Sleestak!" as exclaimed by Holly in the episode "Black Out"; Sleestak: descendants of the Altrusians

slippery spiders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

slippery spider webs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

slit: n [The Shockwave Rider by John Brunner]; usually vulgar: derogatory term for women

slitch: n [Friday by Robert A. Heinlein]; combination of "slut" and "bitch"

slittie: n [The Shockwave Rider by John Brunner]; usually vulgar: derogatory term for women

slot: n [stories of Spider Robinson]; usually vulgar: alteration of "slut"

smeg; smegged, smegging; smeggy; smeggier; smeggiest: n/v/adj/interj [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: expletive and imprecation

smegbrain: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

smeg-for-brains: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

smegger: n [Red Dwarf television]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

smegging: adj/adv [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: used as an intensive

smegging hell: interj [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: expletive

smeghead: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

smeg off: v [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: imprecation equivalent to "get out" or "scram"

smegpot: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

smeg up: n/v [Red Dwarf (television)]; a mistake or the act of making one; blooper

smoke off: v [Babylon 5 (television)]; imprecation (probably vulgar)

smoke you: v [The Fifth Element (film)]; imprecation (probably vulgar)

smoking H: n/interj [Babylon 5 (television)]; euphemism for "Hell"

smoking rockets: interj [Space Patrol (television)]; used to express surprise

smoldering ash heaps: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Yung-Star

smugfunt: n [Sinister & Dexter; 2000 AD (comic)]; usually vulgar: derogatory term

snakehead: n [Babylon 5 (television)]; epithet used by humans to denote one who is an alien

snapping spider bites: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

snapping spider claws: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

snapping spider lines: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

snaps: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; expletive

snarking dellot: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

sneck: [Strontium Dog; 2000 AD (comic)]; universal expletive

snitrag: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; derogatory term; sometimes used in combination with "gol-monging" as in "Look, you gol-monging snitrag..." —Boomer (in the episode "Greetings from Earth")

snot-knuckled letter-head: n [The New Legends of Monkey (television)]; epithet directed at a demon by the Monkey King

socialator: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; prostitute

son of a bacchai: interj [Xena: Warrior Princess (television)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"

son of a banshee: interj [Lost Girl (television)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"; exclaimed by Vex

son of a blaster: n/interj [Star Wars universe]; euphemism for "son of a gun"

son of a bleeblah: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated); expletive; exclaimed by Princess Bubblegum

son of a calot: n [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; derogatory term; literally "son of a Barsoomian dog"

son of a Chlen-turd: n [Flamesong by M.A.R. Barker]; usually vulgar: derogatory term; see Chlen-turd

son of a clone: interj [A.N.T. Farm (television)]; expletive; exclaimed by Olive in the episode "MutANT Farm 2"

son of a hamster: interj [Get Smart (film)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"

son of a hazmot: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

son of a monkey's uncle: interj [The Middleman (television)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"

son of a nutcracker: interj [Elf (film)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"; exclaimed by Buddy, the human raised by Christmas elves

son of a Seska: n [Blake's 7 (television)]; euphemism for "son of a bitch"; uttered by Gunn Sar in the episode "Power"

soyashit: n [The Forever War by Joe Haldeman]; expletive meaning "synthetic feces"

space all around me: interj [Space Patrol (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise or frustration

space around us: interj [Space Patrol (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

spacecrawler: n [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; derogatory term

space fire and damnation: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; expletive; exclaimed by Dr. "Tiger" Ninestein

spacefluff: n [Quark (television)]; something worthless or useless

spacehead: n [Quark (television)]; derogatory term

space race: interj [Space Patrol (television, marionettes)]; used to express surprise

spaceslug: n [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet]; derogatory term

space snake: n [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; derogatory term, as in "Why you lowdown space snake!"

space twit: n (Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; derogatory term

sparkling stardust: interj (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (television)]; exclamation

spidery space phenomena: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

spiraling space spiders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

spiraling spider blunders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

spoonhead: n [Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Cardassian

sprouting spider hair: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

spug: n [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; derogatory term: punk

spuggy: [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; derogatory term

spug off: v [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; illegal imprecation

squag: n [Farscape (television)]; Hell or its equivalent

stak: interj [Rogue Trooper; 2000 AD (comic)]; exclamation

stang: interj [Splinter of the Mind's Eye by Alan Dean Foster]; exclamation

stiv: v [Farscape (television)]; to urinate

stomm: interj [Judge Dredd; 2000 AD (comic)]; legally permitted expletive

story of O: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from The Story of O, a novel

stroke: v [Babylon 5 (television)]; usually vulgar: to copulate

stroking: adj/adv [Babylon 5 (television)]; usually vulgar: used as an intensive

suckhead: n [The Middleman (television)]; derogatory term: vampire; an epithet used by Wendy Watson

suffering Sinbad: interj [Lidsville (television)]; used as a mild oath or express surprise; exclaimed by Weenie the Genie

suffering space cats: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used as a mild oath or to express suprise

suffering spaceships: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

suffering spaceships: interj [The Tomorrow People (television)]; expletive; exclaimed by The Mama in the episode "A Man for Emily"

suffering spider changes: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

suffering spider images: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

suffering spider sleep: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

suffering spider threads: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

suffering spider webs: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

Swampie: n [Doctor Who (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a native inhabitant of Delta Magna or Delta Three in the episode "The Power of Kroll"

sweet Gregor Mendel: interj [Land of the Lost (film)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of Austrian botanist Gregor Johann Mendel

sweet Molly Brown: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise; derived from the song, "Sweet Molly Brown"

sweet mother of Artemis: interj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

sweet mother of Nolan Bushnell: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; derived from the name of Nolan Bushnell, inventor of Pong and founder of Atari, Inc. and the Chuck E. Cheese Pizza Time Theatre chain; exclaimed by Wendy Watson

sweet mother of Preston Tucker: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; derived from the name of American automobile designer Preston Tucker

swutting: adj/adv [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; used as an intensive, as in "I just want to be swutting well rescued."

tanj; tanjed; tanjing: n/v/interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; (There Ain't No Justice); expletive and imprecation

tanjit: interj [Ringworld by Larry Niven]; expletive

TANSTAAFL: interj [The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein]; (There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch); expletive

Tao's blood: interj (Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Gundar

Tao's toenails: interj [Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Ardo

Tao's whiskers: interj (Flash Gordon (comic)]; a major god of Mongo; used as a mild oath or to express surprise; exclaimed by Gundar

Tarim: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; expletive

ten thousand devils: interj [The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (film)]; expletive

thaw: n [Cleopatra 2525 (television)]; derogatory term: a person who had been cryogenically frozen centuries ago and reawakened

thoddo: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: stupid person

through Fall, Fog, and Fire: interj [Pern novels of Anne McCaffrey]; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

thundering storm clouds: interj [Blackstar (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

thundering tarantulas: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

Thursday: interj [Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning (film)]; expletive

tin can: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Cylon

tin-headed: adj [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Cylon

tinked: adj [Farscape (television)]; crazy

toaster: n [Battlestar Galactica (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Cylon

toaster: n [The Middleman (television)]; derogatory term: robot; an epithet used by Wendy Watson against the robot Ida

toeska: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

Tomnoddy: n [The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien]; derogatory term; "...and Tomnoddy of course is insulting to anybody."

toot: n [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; one who is odd or foolish

tootie: n/adj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes)]; odd, foolish; one who is odd or foolish

tralk: n [Farscape (television)]; whore

trankass: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

Transylvania 6-5000: interj [The Middleman (television)]; exclamation; derived from the film Transylvania 6-5000, which borrowed its title from the song "Pennsylvania 6-5000"

trasnik: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: jerk

trembling tarantulas: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

trembling time travelers: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

trezog: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term

Tropic of Cancer: interj [The Middleman (television)]; used to express surprise

tumbling tarantulas: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

21 Jump Street: interj [The Tick (television)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by The Tick; derived from the title of an American television show

twonk: n [Red Dwarf (television)]; derogatory term [etymology uncertain]

über: n [Andromeda (television)]; epithet used to denote one who is a Nietzschean

ulsio: n [Martian Tales of Edgar Rice Burroughs]; a Barsoomian rat; used disparagingly

Uncle Sam: interj [Monarch of the Moon (film)]; used to express surprise; derived from the name of one of the personifications of the United States of America; exclaimed by the Yellow Jacket

unmutual: adj [The Prisoner (television)]; accusatory term: uncoöperative, antisocial, subversive; used of anyone in the Village who does not conform

unprintable: adj [Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov]; expletive

unprintably: adv [Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov]; expletive

Ursa Minor: interj [Pinocchio in Outer Space (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; derived from the constellation also known as the Little Dipper

vacuumhead: n [Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (television)]; derogatory term: stupid or mindless person

veen: [Farscape (television)]; expletive

vengeful vampires: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

Venusian swamp lizard: n [Tom Corbett, Space Cadet (television)]; used disparagingly

veruul: n [Star Trek: The Next Generation (television)]; Romulan expletive

vibrating venom blasts: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

vigilar: n [Farscape (television)]; derogatory term: traitor

vulky: adj [Star Trek: Voyager (television)]; derogatory term: uninteresting; derived from "Vulcan"

walloping web strands: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

walloping web wonders: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

welnitz: [Farscape (television)]; expletive

what in Eternia...: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief, as in "What in Eternia is that?"

what in Seven Hells...: interj [The New Legends of Monkey (television)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

what in space...: interj [Space Patrol (television, marionettes)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief, as in "What in space is that?";; also what in the name of space...

what in space fire...: interj [Terrahawks (television, puppets)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

what in the galaxy...: interj [Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (television)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

what in the name of Neptune...: interj [Rocket Robin Hood (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

what in the name of the ancients...: interj [He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief

what in the name of the seven planets...: interj [Lost in Space (television)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief; exclaimed by Dr. John Robinson in the episode "Treasure of the Lost Planet"

what in the universe...: interj [Fireball XL5 (television, marionettes); Starcrash (film)]; interrogative phrase used to express disbelief, as in "What in the universe is that?"

what the bing bong ping pong: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Finn

what the croak: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise

what the fridge: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Princess Bubblegum

what the jam: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Princess Bubblegum

what the junk: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Lumpy Space Princess

what the King Kong sing song: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Finn

what the lump: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise; uttered by Lumpy Space Princess

what the math: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise

what the monkey: interj [The Middleman (television)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise

what the planet's pain: interj [Doctor Who (television)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise or annoyance in the episode "The Pirate Planet"

what the stuff: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise

what the thing: interj [Adventure Time (television, animated)]; interrogative phrase used to express surprise

withering web lines: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

wondrous web climbers: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

wondrous web weavers: interj [Spider-Woman (television, animated)]; used to express surprise; exclaimed by Spider-Woman

wonker: n [Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett]; alteration of "wanker"

wowsers: interj [Inspector Gadget (television, animated)]; used to express surprise

yarbles: n [A Clockork Orange by Anthony Burgess]; Nadsat term: testicles

yarbo: n [Farscape (television)]; used disparagingly

Ymir: interj [Conan stories of Robert E. Howard]; a god of Hyboria; used as a mild oath or to express surprise

yotz: n/interj [Farscape (television)]; universal expletive; also used in phrases such as "You're full of yotz." —Rygel

zangblats: interj [Farscape (television)]; used as a mild oath

zark: [Farscape (television)]; expletive and imprecation

zark: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; expletive

zarking: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; used as an intensive

zarking fardwarks: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; expletive

zarking photon: [The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams]; expletive

zobber: n [Hyperdrive (television)]; epithet used to denote an extra-terrestrial

Compiled by Gordon A. Cooper.

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