common words mistaken for profanities

-h-ll
-d-mn
-p-n-s
-v-g-n-
-b-tt
–ss
-cr-p
-b-tch
-n-gg-r
-b–b
-f-g
-b-st-rd
-b-gg-r
-pr-ck
-suck
-swallow
-sixty-nine (69)
-freaking
h-ll, d-mn, p-n-s, v-g-n-, b-tt, -ss, cr-p, b-tch, n-gg-r, b–b, f-g, b-st-rd, b-gg-r, and pr-ck are not swear words or cuss words. often, they are common words mistaken for profanities. in fact, h-ll and d-mn refer to evil predictions and theories. p-n-s and v-g-n- are anatomically correct terms, and doctors use them; so are you kidding me?! b-tt refers to the end of a cigarette, and -ss means donkey. cr-p and b-tch are most legendary words ever, as they refer to a poker dice and a female dog, respectively, while mistaken for being profane or vulgar. n-gg-r is technically an insult, but it also means an australian fish also known as a luderick. b–b, being short for b–by, refers to a seabird. f-g means fountain alley goat. b-st-rd refers to a child born to unmarried parents, so how is that even 1% a profanity? b-gg-r and pr-ck don’t mean anything; b-gg-r is simply a term to refer to an annoying, stalking person (alas “bugging one”), and pr-ck refers to making a small hole with a sharp point. suck and swallow are just normal terms; we all suck air and on lollipops, and swallow our food! and 69 is just a number, nothing vulgar about it! freaking is actually short for “freaking out” and is not even a minced oath of a swear word.