Pre-Christian Merovingian Kings of the Franks up to Clovis I had a coat of arms with three frogs on it. Clovis changed it to the Fleur de Lys.
Later it came to refer to the French eating frogs.
Calling someone a cow is considered rude and derogatory. It is often used to insult someone's appearance, weight, or behavior. It is important to address this inappropriate behavior and communicate how it makes you feel.
It depends on the type of frog. Some frogs, like the southern brown tree frog, love and most of the time live with other frogs. While some frogs are so territorial that they will fight to the death.
They all do that. As frogs and toads don't have much of a diaphragm they use their expandable throats for the job.
A name is only derogatory if you think it is so. Some people call dogs mutts or mongrels in an attempt to be insulting.
Pyxie frog (pixie), Pac-man frog, and Poison frog
Because they're saying that the person is fat
Not usually, but I wouldn't go around calling people that.
A good food chain could be dog,poo,fly,frog,Frenchman! Hope I helped!
Well don't call a person from France a frog, it is a derogatory term as they eat frogs legs.
Calling someone "plastic" is a derogatory term that implies the person is artificial, fake, insincere, or shallow in their behavior or personality. It suggests that the person is not genuine or authentic in their interactions with others.
It's another penis-based insult that doesn't really mean anything, but is considered derogatory.
It can be - a golliwog is a soft doll with a black face and fuzzy hair, so it could easily be seen as derogatory toward black people. Golliwog is also a derogatory term meaning a grotesque person.
I don't believe so since it is not racist in the way that it gives off a bad image or name to a certain nationality. For example, calling someone from Britain British is not being derogatory is it? Or calling someone from America American? So if you see it in this way, I highly doubt that people should find it a derogatory term to call someone from China, Chinese unless you were using other words that could be seen as discriminating.
A derogatory remark is something when being used is intended to belittle the recipient of the negative verbal attack. An example of a derogatory remark can be as serious as a racial, anti-religious, or other form of hateful slur to something as simple as calling one's new shoes 'ugly'.
The plural of Frenchman is "Frenchmen"
Calling any Native American a "Half Breed" (even between them) is a derogatory statement, and word (in any language).
When someone calls you "meow meow" they may be calling you a cat as a term of endearment. This would not be a derogatory term.