wankers
British insult targets
Wankers is the plural of wanker, a British insult for contemptible people: Those wankers in management have no idea what they're doing.
The word suggests patheticness and self-absorption—people too busy pleasuring themselves to be of use to anyone else.
Sharp sudden pulls
- idiotsThoroughly foolish people
- moronsExceptionally foolish people
- foolsIdiots or deceives
- buffoonsFoolish, comical people
clowns · losers · creeps · sleazebags · scumbags · lowlifes · deadbeats · dirtbags
One who throws
- pratBritish term for fool
- gitBritish term for fool
- plonkerBritish term for fool
- numptyClueless or inept person
muppet · berk · twit · pillock · bellend · knobhead · dickhead · gobshite
Lacking any value
- patheticArousing scornful pity
- uselessWithout practical value
- incompetentLacking necessary skill
- contemptibleDeserving strong disrespect
laughable · pitiful · hopeless · clueless · inept · hapless · inadequate · lame
jerks
Sharp sudden pulls
buffoons · clowns · losers · creeps · sleazebags · scumbags · lowlifes · deadbeats · dirtbags · jackasses
tosser
One who throws
numpty · muppet · berk · twit · pillock · bellend · knobhead · dickhead · gobshite · eejit
worthless
Lacking any value
- patheticArousing scornful pity
- uselessWithout practical value
- incompetentLacking necessary skill
contemptible · laughable · pitiful · hopeless · clueless · inept · hapless · inadequate · lame · sad
disdain
Scornful disregard
disgust · revulsion · sneering · mockery · ridicule · disparagement · disrespect · antipathy · aversion · hostility
wankerslegends
Traditional stories or icons
heroes · champions · good eggs · stand-up guys · saints
wankerslegends
Traditional stories or icons
absolute units · lads · good sorts · class acts · mates
wankersdoers
People who act
go-getters · grafters · contributors · team players · professionals