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Buybull
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a Bible, used mockingly
Humorous
Offensive
Slang
Grammatical Information
Animacy status
Inanimate
Composition
Compound
Countable
Plural form
buybulls
What is the origin of the term "buybull" and how is it used?
"Buybull" is a slang term that emerged in English in the 19th or early 20th century, mocking the pronunciation of "Bible" in certain dialects. It is used to refer to the Christian holy book in a humorous, mocking, or derisive way, often implying disbelief, irreverence, or criticism of religious authority. The term appears in informal speech, satire, and anti-religious commentary. It is mildly derogatory, targeting the text or its perceived influence rather than being vulgar.
Examples
He grabbed the buybull off the shelf and waved it around.



























