Bastard and Customer

Bastard

Bastard noun - An illegitimate child.

Customer and bastard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Customer" instead a noun "Bastard".

Nearby Words: bastardize, bastardy, bastardised

Customer

Customer noun - A person who buys a product or uses a service from a business.

Bastard and customer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bastard" instead a noun "Customer".

Nearby Words: custom, customable

How words are described

old old bastard old customer
good good bastard good customer
rich rich bastard rich customer
greedy greedy bastard greedy customer
Other adjectives: mean, right, abusive, tough, bad, creepy, biggest.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / G. I. Jane As she washes her hands, another female customer pauses as she passes by and, spotting Jordan's badly bruised face, remarks "Ain't really none of my business, but I say 'leave the bastard'." before exiting, which causes Jordan to laugh.
  • As she washes her hands, another female customer pauses as she passes by and, spotting Jordan's badly bruised face, remarks "Ain't really none of my business, but I say 'leave the bastard'," before exiting, which causes Jordan to laugh.
    Source: Abuse Mistake
  • In an episode of Bastard Operator from Hell, the title character uses the threat of a poor customer service rating to get a vendor's account representative to participate in a wheelie-chair race down a three-story parking garage.
    Source: Office Sports
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