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Wog

Wog is a racial slur used to refer, in British English, to Black and South Asian people, and, in Australian English, to people from the Mediterranean region. Whilst extremely derogatory in British English, in Australian English it is offensive but may be considered non-offensive when used among those ethnic groups targeted by the slur and depending on…

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Use in British English

In popular culture

Use in Australian English

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Wog

Nodes111
Edges110
Triples158
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018018
Components1

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Wog

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related to In popular culture · 68
Wog → Acropolis Now, Americans, Arabia, Arabs, Aussies, Australia, Australian, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australian English, Australians, Basil Fawlty, Croatian-German, Egyptian, England, English, Episode, Eric Bana, Fawlty Towers, Frank Lotito, George Kapiniaris
related to Use in British English · 28
Wog → Asia, Britain, British, Burmese, Calais, Conservative, Dudley, East Indies, First World War, George Wigg, Historically, Indeed, Indian, Italians, Labour MP, Mediterranean, Middle East, North Africa, Right Honourable Member, Southern Europe
related to Use in Australian English · 20
Wog → Anglo-Celtic Australian, As, Australia, Australian English, European Middle Eastern, In Australia, Levant, Mediterranean, Melbourne, MENA, Middle East, Second World War, Southeast European, Southern Europe, Southern European, Southern European Australians, Sydney, The, These, Today
related to Origin · 13
Wog → Babu, Bowen, Florence Kate Upton, Golliwogg, Indian, It, Many, Oriental, Sea Slang, Suggestions, The, The Adventures, Two Dutch Dolls
related to Central Intelligence Agency · 5
Wog → CIA, Duane Clarridge, Indian, Middle East, North Africa
related to Randy Newman · 5
Wog → African, America, In, Randy Newman, Sail Away
related to Scientology · 5
Wog → Ron Hubbard, Scientologists, Scientology, The, UK
is a · 1
Wog → racial slur used to refer
related to External links · 1
Wog → Essays

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term used australian slur people word southern mediterranean australia british english middle east australians region refer considered italians world war

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Wogis aracial slur used to refer0.90text
dago for Italiansinstance ofIt is generally considered similar to other racially abusive terms0.80text
Spaniardsinstance ofIt is generally considered similar to other racially abusive terms0.80text
spic for Hispanicinstance ofIt is generally considered similar to other racially abusive terms0.80text
Latin American people or wop for Italians.In Australiainstance ofIt is generally considered similar to other racially abusive terms0.80text
wog mostly refers to people from the Mediterranean regioninstance ofIt is generally considered similar to other racially abusive terms0.80text
the East Indiesinstance ofand other parts of Asia0.80text
but usually not those from the Mediterranean area or Southern Europeinstance ofand other parts of Asia0.80text
a common cold or influenzainstance ofcan also be used as a slang word for an illness0.80text
as ininstance ofcan also be used as a slang word for an illness0.80text
The Wog Boyinstance ofand films0.80text
Wog Boy 2instance ofand films0.80text

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