хуило

khuilo

Russian

5/5 · Extreme

What does “хуило” mean in English?

It's a very harsh insult aimed at a contemptible person, often used to demean someone's character. It doesn't have a specific ethnic connotation, just a general sense of disdain.

Romanised khuilo
Sounds like “hoo-EE-loh”
Used as Directed insult
How it's used

You'd use it similarly to calling someone a 'dickhead' or 'prick' in English. It's a direct insult, often thrown in someone's face, and carries a strong weight in conversation.

How strong is it? 5/5 · Extreme

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