But while some of these words are vulgar, others are clinical, humorous, conversational, euphemistic.
It's all very well to say that in recent years shmuck has lost its taboo status in English if it ever had such status, which I doubt , but in Yiddish it may remain highly charged and offensive—and English speakers would do well to bear that in mind before they throw it around as if it were no more insulting than jerk or idiot.
To land, he had to fly directly over a Boeing 737 commercial jet with 116 people on board.
This change appears to be confirmation of the prophecies of Lenny Bruce, in his stand-up routine, and Allan Sherman, in his 1973 book, The Rape of the A.
English speakers like Ford, who treat the word as a benign throwaway, have no idea how vulgar the word is considered among Yiddish speakers.
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