swear at



swear at someone or something

to curse someone or something. Please don't swear at the children. Scott swore at the police station as he drove by.
See also: swear

swear at

Curse, use abusive, violent, or blasphemous language against, as in He has a way of swearing at all the other drivers on the road. [Late 1600s]
See also: swear

swear at

v.
To use abusive, violent, or blasphemous language against someone or something; curse someone or something: The child swore at the teacher and was sent to the principal's office.
See also: swear

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mykhaila-Ukrainian
Ghadir-Arabic
Christianakris-tee-AN-ə (English)English, Late Roman
CaleighKAY-lee, KA-leeEnglish (Modern)
Nazar-Russian, Ukrainian
Ermete-Italian