bigot

Protest at her shows. Bring the wrath of hell on her. We are children of satan according to her, so lets being the hell fire on this bigot!

Henry was more than a bigot . He was also a hypocrite .

To include such a homophobe and bigot in a children's book takes courage.

At first, Mr. Sanchez called Mr. Stewart a "bigot, " but later took the word back, calling the comedian "prejudicial" instead.

He is not a bigot; hatred of any kind goes against his faith.

though to accuse someone of having unfashionable hair is less of a cuss than, say, accusing them of being a bigot.

"Whether the bigot is in our local pub or a thousand miles away, we should all stand up and speak out for these basic human rights. "

Intolerance is the mark of a bigot. The term can also denote a lasting effect, as of an experience.

As demand slows in Europe, France must conquer nuclear-energy markets elsewhere, Bigot says.

In the history of world music, some commentators called Brahms bigot of conformism, even disbelieved and negated his art value.

It's obvious to me you're a racist and a bigot.

The others judges have already decided that you are a pedant , a meanie or a bigot .

Currently France has little choice, Bigot says.

George Bigot showed me what an actor can be.

I'm not a bigot, Sarah.

Bigotry ( n. ): the behavior, attitude, or beliefs of a bigot: intolerance; prejudice

Effects observation of urokinase with long period and small dosage combining low molecular heparin on bigot angina

he is so bigot that we can ' t argue otherwise