Appendix:Fictional English curse words

Adventure Time (2010)

 * algebraic (a cry of alarm)
 * cabbage
 * 'Glob' (a deity, used in common expressions where one might say God, like "Oh my Glob" or "Go with Glob")
 * lump (used like a substitute for "fuck" by Lumpy Space Princess)
 * I lumping hate them!
 * math
 * lump (used like a substitute for "fuck" by Lumpy Space Princess)
 * I lumping hate them!
 * math
 * math
 * math

1978 series

 * felgercarb or foldecarb (used like a substitute for "bullshit" or "crap")
 * frack (an interjection, comparable to "fuck" or "damn") (see frack)
 * frack (an interjection, comparable to "fuck" or "damn") (see frack)

2004 series

 * frak (used like a substitute for "fuck") (see frak)
 * frakked up (used like a substitute for "fucked up")
 * motherfrakker (used like a substitute for "motherfucker")
 * motherfrakker (used like a substitute for "motherfucker")

A Clockwork Orange

 * See also: Appendix:A Clockwork Orange


 * yarbles (testicles)

Discworld series

 * mogadored (used like a substitute for "buggered", but stronger)

Dragonriders of Pern series

 * shards (used like a substitute for "fuck")

Fantastic Mr. Fox film

 * cuss (universal cf. )
 * This is going to be a total cluster-cuss for everybody.
 * You scared the cuss out of us
 * You scared the cuss out of us

Farscape

 * dren ("shit")
 * frell ("fuck", in both literal and expletive senses) (see entry)
 * mivonks ("testicles")
 * mivonks ("testicles")

Firebird (Tyers novel)

 * squill

Friday (novel)

 * slitch (portmanteau of and )

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

 * Belgium (the "most offensive word in the galaxy". Used as an interjection in the film and certain editions of the book, to replace "fuck" in the original edition.)
 * zark (a verb, used like a substitute for "fucking". Likely derived from the prophet Zarquon.)

Judge Dredd

 * See also: Appendix:2000 AD


 * bastich (portmanteau of and )
 * drokk (a general-purpose expletive)
 * grud (probably a substitute for "God")
 * stomm (expletive expressing surprise or fear)
 * stomm (expletive expressing surprise or fear)

Known Space stories

 * bleep (in these stories, words used to censor profanity have become profanity themselves)
 * censor (see bleep)
 * tanj (an all-purpose swear word substitute in the Ringworld series, from "there ain't no justice")
 * tanj (an all-purpose swear word substitute in the Ringworld series, from "there ain't no justice")
 * tanj (an all-purpose swear word substitute in the Ringworld series, from "there ain't no justice")

Legion of Super-Heroes comics

 * grife
 * sprock (used as a verb like a substitute for "fuck")
 * squaj (an objectionable person)
 * squaj (an objectionable person)
 * squaj (an objectionable person)

Marvel 2099 comics

 * shock (used like a substitute for "fuck")

Mork & Mindy

 * shazbot (used as an interjection, comparable to "shit")
 * Also used in the Tribes series of video games.

Ozma of Oz

 * Hippikaloric (expletive with unspecified meaning)

Podkayne of Mars

 * censored
 * delete
 * Used by Pokayne's brother instead of cursing: "I delete on your censored!"

Red Dwarf

 * smeg (used comparably to "fuck" in participial "smegging" and in derivatives like "smeg up", "smeg off", and "smeghead")

Saturday Night Live

 * vondruke (used like a substitute for “bitch” in the phrase “son of a vondruke”)

Shadowrun

 * drek (used like a substitute for "shit", also in derivatives like "bulldrek")
 * frag (used like a substitute for "fuck")

South Park

 * mee krob (a powerful "word of curse", in addition to being a Thai appetizer)

Space Cases

 * grozit (Saturnian nonvulgar interjection)
 *  Space Cases co-creator Peter David also uses the curse grozit in his  novels and comics.

Star Trek

 * frinx (used like a substitute for "shit" by Ferengi characters)
 * petaQ or p'tahk (Klingon: used as a personal insult)
 * veruul (Romulan: used as a personal insult)
 * veruul (Romulan: used as a personal insult)
 * veruul (Romulan: used as a personal insult)
 * veruul (Romulan: used as a personal insult)

Star Wars Expanded Universe

 * sithspit (probably a substitute for "shit")

The Smurfs (2011 film)

 * smurf (a word substituted for just about anything in the 1981 TV series. In the 2011 film, this also includes swear words.)

Warhammer 40K

 * feth (used like a substitute for "fuck")
 * frak (used like a substitute for "fuck")
 * frak (used like a substitute for "fuck")