Wog in the Oxford English Dictionary
wog | 1922 | Joyce Ulysses 740 |
She called him wogger. '' |
wog | 1922 | Joyce Ulysses 741 |
She may have noticed her wogger people were always going away. '' |
wog | 1929 | F. Bowen Sea Slang 153 |
Wogs, lower class Babu shipping clerks on the Indian coast. '' |
wog | 1932 | R. J. P. Hewison Essay on Oxford 5 |
And here the Ethiop ranks, the wogs, we spy. '' |
wog | 1937 | F. Stark Baghdad Sketches 90 |
When I return, Nasir fixed me with real malignity in his little placid eyes. `I knew she wanted me to go,' he said. `I could
see what she was thinking. They call us wogs.' '' |
wog | 1942 | C. Hollingworth German Just behind Me xiii. 258 |
King Zog Was always considered a bit of a Wog, Until Mussolini quite recently Behaved so indecently. ''
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come | 1944 | J. H. Fullarton Troop Target 95 |
Don't come at that, you Wog..bastard. '' |
Herrenvolk | 1947 | Penguin New Writing XXXI. 157 |
He referred to them [sc. Sinhalese] in their presence as `wogs'..and forced them to admit his herrenvolk creed
. '' |
wog | 1955 | E. Waugh Officers &. Gentlemen ii. 323 |
He turned up in western Abyssinia leading a group of wogs. '' |
wog | 1958 | Times Lit. Suppl. 11 Apr. p. vi/3 |
We have travelled some distance from the days when Wogs began at Calais. '' |
nig | 1961 | C. Willock Death in Covert i. 11 |
Like many of these nigs, he could shoot. Dammit, back home in steaming wogland he probably
did nothing else. '' |
wog | 1963 | A. J. Lusby in
B. James Austral. Short Stories (1963) 236 |
Wog chappie scuttling around seeking safe side of the beast. '' |
Commie | 1965 | M. Spark Mandelbaum Gate i. 13 |
After all, one might speak in that manner of the Wogs or the Commies.'' |
reffo | 1965 | Listener 2 Sept. 339/2 |
Australians..had their full quota of terms such as wogs, dagos, and so on, and refugees were commonly referred to as `bloody
reffos'. '' |
wog | 1967 | J. Munro Money that Money can't Buy ii. 24, |
I don't live in Wogland [sc. Spain] because I like it.'' |
wog | 1970 | G. F. Newman Sir, You Bastard viii. 234 |
We were hawking, and getting treated like bleeding wog brush salesmen.'' |
oppo | 1971 | B. W. Aldiss Soldier Erect 101 |
He's dotty on them Wog gods, aren't you, Stubby, me old oppo? '' |
pisser | 1971 | B. W. Aldiss Soldier Erect 37 |
He was pulling your pisser, Wal. Malaria's no worse than a cold to the Wogs, is it, Bamber? '' |
ring | 1971 | B. W. Aldiss Soldier Erect 105, |
I can't take this sodding shitting Wog beer... Makes me spew my ring every time! '' |
nig-nog | 1972 | D. Onyeama Nigger at Eton x. 199 |
The word `wog'..was one racial name which I always seemed to fear at Eton. Together with `nig-nog', it was the term of
abuse which..I did not, to start with, understand the meaning of. '' |
wog | 1973 | Daily Tel. 31 May 3/2 |
Judge Sheldon heard that trouble started..when white girlfriends of coloured soldiers..were taunted by members of the Royal Scots
as `wog lovers'. '' |
wog | 1973 | M. Catto Sam Casanova iv. 75, |
I met some kid in a night-club here, does some sort of Woggy belly-dance. '' |
woodwork | 1974 | M. Innes Appleby's Other Story iv. 30 |
At least we can tell this bloody wog to crawl back into the woodwork. '' |
wog | 1977 | P. Raymond Matter of Assassination vi. 63, |
I can't speak Wog and don't seems to be getting anywhere. '' |
wog | 1977 | Drive Sept.-Oct. 112/2 |
Any foreign car, even a Ferrari or a Mercedes, is a wog motor, unless it's a Yank.'' |
wog | 1979 | Reese &. Flint Trick 13 100 |
That woggy fellow..was cleaning up.'' |
wog | 1982 | J. Savarin Water Hole i. iv. 42 |
He hated Arabs... They were all wogs to him.'' |
wog | 1982 | W. Haggard Mischief-Makers xiv. 157 |
`I've picked up a few words of wog, sir.'.. The driver spoke terrible barrack-room Arabic.'' |