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матерщина n stresses
gen.	cursing (Anglophile); swearing (Anglophile); foul language (Anglophile); dirty language (Anglophile); filthy language, obscenities (Anglophile); French ("excuse my French" – swear words are often falsely believe to come from French Andrew Goff); Anglo-Saxon (most swear words in English come from German (not French as often quoted) from when the Anglo-Saxons conquered England Andrew Goff); invectives (Andrew Goff); expletives (Andrew Goff); strong language (Andrew Goff); indecent language (Andrew Goff); cussing (Andrew Goff); offensive language (Andrew Goff); coarse language (Andrew Goff); foul mouthing (Andrew Goff); vile language (Andrew Goff); filthy language (mahavishnu); obscenities (mahavishnu); oath (mahavishnu); swearword (mahavishnu); cuss words (mahavishnu); profane words (mahavishnu); swear words (Andrey Truhachev); swearwords (Andrey Truhachev); abusive words (Andrey Truhachev); indecent words (mahavishnu); bad words (Andrey Truhachev); invective (sg Andrey Truhachev); cusses (pl Andrey Truhachev); profanese (unofficial language of the U.S. Navy, spoken for the sake of brevity and clarity 4uzhoj); abusive expressions (pl Andrey Truhachev); abusive language (sg Andrey Truhachev)
Игорь Миг	curse words; Russian urban slang
brit.	industrial language (Abysslooker)
inf.	obscene language (MichaelBurov); obscenities (MichaelBurov); toilet talk (Taras); abusive language (Andrey Truhachev); abusive expressions (Andrey Truhachev); bad language (Andrey Truhachev); profanity (MichaelBurov); dirty words (MichaelBurov); strong words (MichaelBurov); foul language (MichaelBurov)
Russian thesaurus
матерщинный adj.
gen.	прил. от матерщина