simian silicus
a more politically correct to refer to a “sand monkey” or an individual of middle eastern descent or terrorist.
it comes from the root words: simian, relating to, characteristic of, or resembling an ape or a monkey; and silicus, a made up word that you can say is the latin definition of sand.
instead of calling someone a camel jockey call them simian silicus instead. it sounds more polite and they probably won’t know that you’re making fun of them.
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