Unprintable

Definition

unprintable /ʌn'prÇntǝbl / adj မၾကားဝံ့မနာသာ။ shout unprintable insults at sb.

Examples

1. ‘I will also refrain from editing your submissions except in the case of unprintable language or overly confusing punctuation
2. so keep that in mind if you don't wish to look like a maleducated buffoon.’
3. ‘He loves chattering away but some of his words are unprintable!’
4. ‘HELEN FIELDING'S Bridget Jones burst on our subconscious with a wonderful candour and contributed singleton apart from other unprintable words to our lexicon.’
5. ‘This unprintable response of his did nothing at all to help him identify his emotions and therefore his chances of seeing clearly and moving forward were minimal.’
6. ‘He offered a few unprintable suggestions for politicians when I spoke to him the other day.’
7. ‘A soft-spoken polished professional
8. he appeared to be restraining a torrent of unprintable words as he processed his own personal New Orleans nightmare.’
9. ‘In my short prayers I admit I often use unprintable four letter words
10. and rarely address God as others do in church.’
11. ‘I clenched my fists helplessly and struggled back to a sitting position
12. thinking unprintable thoughts.’
13. ‘shouted the rail worker
14. before adding an unprintable comment about George W Bush and walking off.’
15. ‘Another
16. bounding towards the opposition
17. branded the Labour MP who had just insulted him with an unprintable barb a ‘grub and a disgrace’.’
18. ‘Asked for a comment on his team
19. he snapped: ‘It's probably unprintable.’’
20. ‘Watching a not-so-nimble journalist climb a narrow 8m high ladder is
21. it seems from the reaction of the pros
22. a fantastic spectator sport but my thoughts are unprintable as I try desperately to cling on to my life - and my dinner.’
23. ‘‘I don't want to use any unprintable words
24. ’ the head of assessment and evaluation at the Dyslexia Institute's education centre at York University says carefully.’
25. ‘In fact I stalked over to my wife and used some loud and unprintable words to her
26. as she writes poems which can be almost as obscure as this one and could therefore be expected to see straight into the heart of Anne Carson's project.’
27. ‘The result left Eddie Pollock
28. the Stirling coach
29. in a very unhappy frame of mind - so much so that his immediate post-match response was unprintable.’
30. ‘On her shirt was an unprintable slogan with the swear word strategically replaced with symbols.’
31. ‘My subsequent opinions are unprintable
32. so just use your imagination.’
33. ‘So if my baby's first words are unprintable in a family magazine
34. blame the design team at Evenflo.’
35. ‘The survey may garner the odd unprintable reply - should islanders choose to even bother filling it out.’
36. ‘And as for what preening churchmen think we ought to drive
37. well
38. my sentiments are unprintable.’