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Qué (quién) es WOG - definición


Wog         
  • A personalised licence plate making light of the term, referencing the film Wog Boy
  • 1948 Palestine War]]
DEROGATORY AND RACIALLY OFFENSIVE WORD
Wogs; Wogboy
A combination of walk and jog.
Jason and I hate to wog around the track during gym.
wog         
  • A personalised licence plate making light of the term, referencing the film Wog Boy
  • 1948 Palestine War]]
DEROGATORY AND RACIALLY OFFENSIVE WORD
Wogs; Wogboy
(wogs)
Wog is an extremely offensive word for anyone whose skin is not white. (BRIT VERY OFFENSIVE)
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wog         
  • A personalised licence plate making light of the term, referencing the film Wog Boy
  • 1948 Palestine War]]
DEROGATORY AND RACIALLY OFFENSIVE WORD
Wogs; Wogboy
wog1
¦ noun Brit. informal, offensive a person who is not white.
Origin
1920s: of unknown origin.
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wog2
¦ noun Austral. informal a minor illness or infection.
Origin
1930s: of unknown origin.

Wikipedia

Wog
Wog is a racial slur in Australian English and British English applied to people from the Mediterranean region and the Middle East, such as Southern Europeans and North Africans. In British English, it more typically refers to people from the Indian subcontinent and certain other parts of Asia, such as the East Indies.
Ejemplos de uso de WOG
1. In 1'86, in the case of De Souza v Automobile Association, the expression ‘give the typing to the wog‘ was found not to be racially discriminatatory because it was not directed at the person who made the complaint.
2. Lee Death, 27, called Constance Briscoe, who is also a best selling author, a ‘wog‘ and a ‘black c××ב when he walked out in front of her car following an all–day drinking session.
3. A mob of more than 5000 people gathered on the southern Sydney beach of Cronulla on 11 December after text messages calling on residents to "claim back" the beach from Lebanese visitors and engage in "Leb and wog" bashing were widely circulated.
4. In the lead–up to the riot, 270,000 text messages calling for a showdown on the beach were sent, urging young Australians to go wog bashing". Others sent by Lebanese youths urged their fellow countrymen to bring ur guns and knives and lets show them how we do it". Inflaming an already highly volatile atmosphere, some of Sydneys radio shock jocks weighed in, wrongly accusing the Lebanese of kicking the surf lifesavers unconscious.
5. Prosecutor Michael Otuyalo said: ‘The complainant then heard the defendant call out through half–open window: "You black c×××". ‘The complainant asked the defendant what he had said. ‘He replied: "You f×××ing wog". ‘The complainant informed him she was going to call the police. ‘He replied: "Well you called me a white c×××" – which she had not.‘ Other members of Death‘s group, which included his wife and his brother Christopher Death, were heard to shout ‘piss off‘ and ‘what‘s your problem.‘ ‘She followed the group of people, who were seen to attempt to board a London taxi,‘ Mr Otuyalo added. ‘But the complainant informed the driver of the taxi that she had been racially abused.‘ Refused entry by the cabbie, Death tried to run off, but Mrs Briscoe caught up with him in a pub called The Alibi in nearby Shoe Lane.