Every culture and society has words that are considered rude or vulgar, words that polite people do not say. Sometimes these words are about bodily functions (like words for the body's waste products), sometimes they are about religion (saying the name of God with words like Damn used to be a punishable offense in the Puritan era), sometimes they are about sex (including the many slang words that describe sexual relations).
Forbidden words (often called "swear words") have been a part of language for hundreds of years, and often reflect subjects that make that culture uncomfortable in some way. Interestingly, taboo words can change-- some words that used to be considered very vulgar are today completely acceptable. For example, few people are upset by "damn" the way they used to be; and the British word "bloody" is no longer considered a curse word by most people.
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It depends on how you use the word. If you're like "Hell is a fiery place" then that's ok. If you're like "WHAT THE HELL" then it is considered a cuss word.
It is not known how curse words originated in society but it is thought they have been around since the beginning of language. Curse words didn't appear in written language until about 5,000 years ago.
No "Danm" is a cuss word, not dang
Because the cuss word is always worse than saying "Butthead" or something
Cuss words are against the rules of this website.
there are no cuss words in any of the hunger games novels
WikiAnswers does not display profanities. (Cuss words)
No, the song "TiK ToK" doesn't have cuss words.
Yes there are cuss words in it.
emo
No, Beyonce's song Single Ladies has no cuss words in it.
No. You will not find any cuss words in the game at all. This was confirmed by bungie on there forum.
Any Asian countries because it's illegal to put cuss words in a song
nobody really it was just a short "slang" version of other words that developed into "cuss" words. But to answer your question many people came up with "cuss" words
no
It is against the rules of WikiAnswers to put cuss words in a question or in an answer.