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"We swear like a sailor, a trucker, a trooper, a fishwife. I looked at the data, the stereotypes, and the idioms in various languages at @stronglang.bsky.social:

stronglang.wordpress.com/2022/12/11/t... #swearing"

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"Trooper, trucker, sailor, fishwife: What we swear like"

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"The expressions swear like a trooper and swear like a sailor are so common as to be cliché. But why do we swear ‘like a trooper’ or ‘like a sailor’? And what else do we swear like, idiomatically, in E..."

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