pillock

They just felt like going out and killing a little pillock.

I think he's been a little bit of a pillock."

Who's the complete pillock who thinks he can send commercial programs and pretend they're his own?

"Pillock," I hissed at him with my hand over the mouthpiece.

The Guardian really did make a bit of a pillock of itself over this.

I said you were just some pillock I knew from school but she wouldn't have it.

You're an ugly little pillock with a record as long as my arm.

And just because you've behaved like a total pillock, there's one more condition."

And this pillock that owned the house later painted over it with emulsion.

If Pillock and Burke didn't drive us out, somebody else would.

Or perhaps he is just the pillock that now even the foreign office, & the majority of the working class electorate believe him to be!

He would look at it and conclude that the person who bought it for him was a pillock.

Arrogant-looking pillock, always looked down his nose at me.

"Would you believe that sad pillock over there?"

He thought about what an utter pillock he was for being discontented with his lot.

My God, thought the dwarf, and I thought he was a pillock.

But he hadn't got where he had got by being a complete pillock.

It doesn't actually matter if you sound like a pillock, it helps them feel superior.

In 1914, he became the local representative for the Pillock Wine Company.

Probably some little pillock stockbroker on the pop.

"Some wet-behind-the-ears little pillock who can't get a proper job?"

Cursing, and feeling like a bit of a pillock, the way he always did when it went off in a public place, Banks answered the call.

Stupid pillock, Banks cursed after Riddle had left the office.