A character with a distinguishing characteristic of swearing noticeably more, or at least in harsher words, than the rest of the cast.

This trope is about moments where swearing is deliberately censored or a replacement to a real-life swear word is used.

Innocent Swearing: A character, most commonly a child, uses swear words without realizing that they are inappropriate. Kinder and Cleaner: A work removes some ...

A character (if not the main character, usually a young sibling or friend- most often a toddler or baby) learning a bad word, using it throughout the episode.

A Precision F-Strike is when a character suddenly swears in an uncharacteristically strong manner, or when a swear is unexpectedly used in a work with mild ... Batman v Superman: Dawn of · Cluster F-Bomb · PlayingWith · Quotes

Characters rarely say anything stronger than "hell" or "damn", or swear in Unusual Euphemisms or Future Slang, or even do swear more strongly but infrequently.

The Symbol Swearing trope as used in popular culture. Over time, people have come up with various and pretty &@&#$^(# handy ways to insert swearing, …

The Curse Cut Short trope as used in popular culture. A character is part way through saying a rude word when they are abruptly interrupted, often for comic ...

The Foreign Cuss Word trope as used in popular culture. The use of foreign curses that, in their country of origin, would be considered much more offensive ...

This trope is named after a combination of the terms cluster bombs and F-bomb, another term for "fuck", "fucking", or any other known correct form of the word.