Is shut up a bad word?

Answer 1

Not really because it is just telling you to be quiet I'm 45 years old I know what I say!!

No, but i can make others feel bad... yes shes right it can make others feel bad

Answer B: For many "shut up" is an extremely hurtful word that you should be careful about using. You should most definitely not get in the habit of saying it because I'm sure there are much classier words that you could use to ask someone to be quiet.

Answer 2

No, the same as closing the door, there's nothing negative about it.

The phase is often used (UK) as an alternative to an expletive with the emphasis on the "shut" "Oh, Shut the front door"

Answer 3

Shut-up is not a swear word, but it is rude. It would be disrespectful to say it to anyone.

Answer 4

The expression is offensive, generally caused by a strong feeling of annoyance or hostility. Best avoided

Answer 5

Yes, I think it is a bad word. It means to be quiet in a mean way. This is a dangerous word for kids to use.

Answer 6

No, 'shut up' is a phrasal verb.

But some people consider shut up to be a swear word.

Answer 7

No it's not, shut up is even worse that that.

Answer 8

No, but it is rude. Your pie hole is your mouth. You are telling someone to shut up.

Answer 9

It is rude, impolite, hurtful- but not a "swear" word.

Answer 10

Yes