Name-calling is not actionable unless it results in some type of loss or defamation of character.
Also, the person offended would be the one to take the name-caller to court.
HOWEVER, just because name-calling is usually not an actionable case in a court of law, it doesn't make it right or moral. No matter what slang or shortened version of the slur, it still means the same thing. When one person uses slurs or calls names about another person, it is intended to hurt the person. Most slurs and names hurt a person's character AND reputation. Imagine being called something that is untrue about you, based solely on how you look, dress, act, talk, or even who you hang out with each day. Name-calling is bullying, plain and simple. It's wrong, and a Court of Law does not need to intervene to tell us how wrong it is.
It is a rude name to call someone; it is basically calling someone a hoe or whore.
When you call a woman a hoe it means she is a prostitute.
A mascot is someone inspirational that is on the sideline or at court side in a event. He/she is basically cheering for it's hoe team.
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Calling someone a "hoe" is considered disrespectful and offensive as it is a derogatory term used to shame or belittle someone for their perceived sexual behavior. It is important to respect others and avoid using hurtful language.
It's when a girl ( known as a hoe ) steals someone's identity to get money , cars , and clothes.
A hoe is a word that is used to describe a woman who is a prostitute or describes someone who sleeps around with a lot of people. Although, a person may not respect a hoe or respect how they live their life, it is not appropriate to throw a person, even if they are a hoe.
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because they are stupid and hoe
"How can someone attack?" is an English equivalent of the Dutch question "Hoe kan iemand aanvallen?"Specifically, the interrogative "hoe" means "how." The verb form "kan...aanvallen" means "can...attack." The indefinite pronoun "iemand" means "anyone, anybody, someone, somebody."
In Flemish, you can say "Hoe gaat het met je?" to ask someone how they are doing.