Orcish Phrases and Slang
Insults | Meaning |
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"Only good for dragon's dung." | Implies that an individual is over confident in their abilities and will get themselves killed because of it. |
"They've got a wyvern's stinger for a tongue." | To say that one only speaks ill of others and/or yells and swears a lot. |
"Go bed a Dwarf!" | Used as an insult and implies that one has poor taste in bed mates. |
"You've got tusks like a rabbit!" | Implies that a Orc's tusks are flat and dull. |
"Dura runs circles around you." | A phrase that states one has poor endurance and tires quickly in a fight. |
"Child of a troll" | A term to refer to those that have eaten the flesh of other sentient beings, whether or not it was an act of desperation or one of delight. |
"You fight as well as a toothless old drake." | Used to claim that one is useless in a fight. Typically used when a young male challenges the head male of a tribe for his tribe. |
"Your scars are self inflicted!" | Orcs see scars as a sign of their strength and ability to hold their own in a fight. To claim that one inflicted their own scars is to say that they are too much of a coward to fight, and that they would rather fake their achievements. |
"Dull of blade and herbs of poison." | A saying among the women to refer to another Orc woman as a detriment to the tribe's well being. She is unable to create effective tools and is unable to identify plants as beneficial or toxic. |
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