motherless adj.
1. (orig. Aus.) a general expletive adj.
Bulletin (Sydney) 13 Jun. 11/2: And as to his being a better man morally, perhaps he is not much worse, for in all other respects but money, he is but a motherless calf of a man, and no more responsible for his actions than a village idiot. | ||
Yarns of Bucko Mate 67: ‘Sleep!’ I roared. ‘Sleep! You motherless lambs! Did you come aboard the Osceola to sleep? Do you think this is the Astor House?’. | ||
Bulletin (Sydney) 21 Sept. 24/2: It had risked its last sprat and missed the mackerel, and local pubs. were deserted as a result of the ‘motherless’ condition of the electors, while shop-keepers stood at their doors and cursed the 20 whose bad play had driven capital out of the suburb. | ||
Cold Stone Jug (1981) II 61: If I catch you loafing again I’ll report you to the Governor, you blasted, motherless, cock-eyed sod. | ||
Entrapment (2009) 251: You motherless alley fink, Bellevue is too good for you! | ‘Topless in Gaza’ in||
Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby (1966) 205: All that hair flowing down over a coat made of . . . zebra! Those motherless stripes! | ‘The Girl of the Year’ in||
Carlito’s Way 44: You talkin’ to a man, you motherless sombitch. | ||
One Police Plaza 352: You motherless cocksuckers! | ||
Six Out Seven (1994) 148: Cocksuckin motherless little niggas! | ||
Leaving Bondi (2013) [ebook] ‘Keep away, you motherless bastards [...] Fuck off’. | ||
Truth 42: Just my dough, Dad, okay? [...] No insurance here, could run stone motherless. |
2. (Irish) drunk.
Man with the Golden Arm 6: Never saw this motherless lush in my life before. | ||
Everyday Eng. and Sl. 🌐 Motherless (a): drunk. |