cursers

Those who swear

Cursers are people who curse—either by swearing profanely or by invoking harm on others.

The word appears in both contexts: The coach benched the cursers on the team or Medieval cursers believed their maledictions had real power.

The term is uncommon, as English tends toward phrases like "people who curse" instead.

malediction

hexers

Those who curse others

enchanters · sorcerers · voodoo · black magic · occult · supernatural · malevolent · evil eye · imprecation · damnation

profanity

swearers

Those uttering profanities

expletives · cussing · vulgar · profane · tirade · outburst · sailors · truckers · verbal · angry

digital

pointer

Reference to memory location

hovering · scrolling · drag and drop · touchpad · crosshair · selection · desktop · navigation · interface · pixel

Opposites
speech propriety

cursersprudes

Overly modest people

ladies and gentlemen · purists

blessing vs. cursing

curserswell-wishers

People expressing goodwill

prayers · intercessors · healers · priests · clergy

verbal intent

curserswell-wishers

People expressing goodwill

praisers · encouragers · affirmers · complimenters

Phrases
Family

curse, cursed, curses, accursed, cursedly, cursedness, curser, accursedly, accursedness

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG