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Noun wog has 1 sense
  1. wog - an offensive slang term used by the British to refer to people of color from Africa or Asia
    --1 is a kind of
    person of color, person of colour

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Term: Wogs

Definition:

1. (noun, plurals) A derogatory term historically used in Britain, Australia, and New Zealand to refer to people who are not of Caucasian descent, especially those with a Mediterranean or Middle Eastern appearance.

2. (noun, singular) An offensive slang for someone from a foreign country, especially in military contexts.

3. (noun, plural) Informal slang for uncultured or unsophisticated individuals.

4. (noun, plural) In South Africa, a slang term for a teacher or instructor.

5. (noun, plural) A group or team of individuals who have little knowledge or experience, often used informally.

Examples:

Sense 1: Derogatory term for people of non-Caucasian descent.

  • "The use of ethnic slurs like 'wogs' is offensive and hurtful."
  • "Some individuals still face discrimination based on being considered 'wogs' by certain prejudiced groups."

Sense 2: Offensive slang for foreigners, particularly in military contexts.

  • "The soldiers used 'wogs' to describe civilians from other countries."
  • "The term 'wogs' was commonly used by military personnel during World War II."

Sense 3: Informal slang for unsophisticated individuals.

  • "He's always making rude jokes and acting like a wog."
  • "Some people unfairly stereotype others as 'wogs' based on their appearance or background."

Sense 4: South African term for a teacher or instructor.

  • "The students respected their wog and considered him an excellent mentor."
  • "The wog was known for his engaging teaching style."

Sense 5: Group or team of individuals with little knowledge or experience.

  • "The new employees formed a wog and began their training together."
  • "The wogs struggled with the complex task but eventually learned through teamwork."

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