swear like a trooper



swear like a trooper

to curse and swear with great facility. (The trooper here refers to a soldier.) Mrs. Wilson was known to swear like a trooper on occasion. The clerk started swearing like a trooper, and the customer started crying.
See also: like, swear

swear like a trooper

to swear a lot
Usage notes: A trooper is a soldier with a low rank.
He came in drunk and swearing like a trooper.
See also: like, swear

swear like a trooper

Freely utter profanity or obscenity, as in The teacher was shocked when she heard one of the fathers begin to swear like a trooper. The troopers in this term were the cavalry, who were singled out for their swearing from the early 1700s on.
See also: like, swear

swear like a trooper

in. to curse and swear with great facility. The clerk started swearing like a trooper, and the customer started crying.
See also: like, swear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Imamu-Eastern African, Swahili
ŠTefan-Slovene, Slovak, Croatian
Annunziato-Italian (Rare)
Michelinamee-ke-LEE-nahItalian
Crews[kru:z]
Nyyrikki-Finnish Mythology