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For "polish"
Slur | Represents | Reason & Origins |
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Chuck | Polish | Lots of Polish last names end in czyk, pronounced "chuck." |
Cleaning Lady | Polish | There are many Polish cleaning ladies |
Cygan | Gypsy | Polish word for Gypsy, used officially, but Gypsies prefer to be called Roma. Cygan is becoming unacceptable in the Polish language. |
Czarnuch | Blacks | In Polish 'black' (as a color) is 'czarny'. Strongly derogatory. |
DP | Polish | "Dumb Polish," pronounced "deepee." After World War II, displaced refugees of Eastern European origin were referred as Displaced Persons, however, it stuck around even today to describe Polish immigrants. |
Hunyak | Polish | Contraction of Hungarian & Polock. |
Litvok | Lithuanians | Lithuanian Jews. From the Polish word for Lithuania, Some Jews do not consider this an insult but ethnic Lithuanians do |
Lock | Polish | Short for "polock" |
Pepik | Czechs | Czech Males. Pepik is a Czech name that sounds funny to Polish people, so we called them Pepiks. |
Polarican | Mixed Races | Polish/Puerto Rican mix. |
Pole | Polish | Short for Polish. |
Polexican | Mixed Races | Polish/Mexican mix. |
Polock/Polak | Polish | Polish for "Polish man." Correctly spelled "Polak." |
Polski | Polish | Self-explanatory. |
Puke | Mixed Races | Polish/Ukrainian |
Rod | Polish | Rod is another way to say Pole |
Skier | Polish | A lot of Polish last names end with -ski |
Wopalock | Mixed Races | Italian/Polish mix -- Wop + Polock |
Wopski | Mixed Races | Italian/Polish mix |