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Word of the Day – Stinkard

By December 8, 2025Word of the Day

Stinkard (noun)

stin-kard

A despicable person; a stinker.

First recorded in 1590–1600; stink + -ard

Example sentences

“He’s nothing but a rotten stinkard and I am sick of his nonsense.”

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