Tabooed

I seemed to catch my audience quite accidentally by using a word tabooed at that time in sporting circles, because it represented the blacklegs of the racecourse, and was used as a nickname for rascaldom. ❋ Brampton, Henry H (1904)

"We were now not only tattooed, but what they called tabooed, [S] the meaning of which is, made sacred, or forbidden to touch any provisions of any kind with our hands. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

Other people's sweethearts, you know, are 'tabooed' -- sacred ground -- not to be approached without danger to all concerned. ❋ Susan Warner (1852)

The copy-readers had been supplied with a list of words and terms tabooed from the captions. ❋ Samuel Hopkins Adams (1914)

Being "tabooed" by all the men who had even as much as caught a passing glimpse of her, this was her last resource -- she would entrap some unwary stranger, a man with money of course, and inveigle him into marrying her. ❋ Elliott O'Donnell (1918)

But it is too deep-rooted in human nature, and has a significance and origin too closely associated with human well-being in the past, and even in the present, to permit of its being altogether "tabooed" by medical authority. ❋ Unknown (1888)

No communication had taken place between the natives and the "tabooed" prisoners. ❋ Unknown (1873)

In New Zealand they take refuge amid hot sulphur springs and in a house "tabooed"; they escape by starting a volcano into eruption. ❋ Unknown (1873)

Then the procession wound slowly down the mountain, and henceforth none dare ascend the slope of Maunganamu on pain of death, for it was "tabooed," like Tongariro, where lie the ashes of a chief killed by an earthquake in 1846. ❋ Unknown (1873)

The Chiefs united and refused to give us the half of the small piece of land which had been purchased, on which to build our Mission House, and when we attempted to fence in the part they had left to us, they "tabooed" it, ❋ John Gibson Paton (1865)

Thus, even the glimmering and unsteady light of trade, which sometimes exerts a civilizing influence, is excluded from this "tabooed" spot. ❋ Unknown (1855)

About sixty women were then brought up before me, none of whom, however, pleased me, and I refused to have any of them; on which Aimy told me that I was 'tabooed' for three days, at the expiration of which time he would take me with him to his brother's camp, where I should find plenty of women that would please me. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

It was "tabooed," so that no slave was allowed to eat anything cooked in it; that, we suppose, being considered the surest way of preventing it from being stolen. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

In New Zealand all the cultivated fields are strictly "tabooed," as well as the people employed in cultivating them, who live upon the spot while they proceed with their labours, and are not permitted to pass the boundary until they are terminated; nor are any others allowed to trespass upon the sacred enclosure. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

The principal inconveniences sustained by the person who is "tabooed" seem to be that he must have no communication with any who are not in the same condition as himself, and that in eating he must not help himself to his food with his hands. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

"tabooed" from all earth's decencies; splashes seemed to have taken a lease of the bottoms of my trousers. ❋ Various (N/A)

"tabooed" even more completely by the officers, than on board the ❋ John Wilkinson (N/A)

"devil-devil" sat down there -- and Mary's name was strictly "tabooed" in accordance with aboriginal etiquette. ❋ Henry Lawson (1894)

"tabooed" the vessel, or made it a crime for any one to ascend the side without permission, which injunction was strictly attended to by the natives during his stay in the harbour. ❋ George Lillie Craik (1832)

Some taboos are meant to be broken, other's are best just left alone! When [Kira] tried making the conversation more interesing by mentioning some [taboo] subjects, silence fell and the others quickly changed the subject to [real estate]. ❋ OneBadAsp (2006)

Breaking a taboo: "Wow [Mr. White], I have such a bad rash [on my balls]!" breaking another taboo:"Did you ever wonder what it feels like to fuck [your grandma] when she is dead?" ❋ DaMulder (2004)

Pubic hair, masturbation, death, sexual [anatomy], and the porn [industry] are all [taboo] subjects! ❋ JeanetteMandy (2015)

[The other night] I [walked in on] my friend sucking [a fart] out of his fat girlfriends unwiped ass! How taboo is that!? ❋ Pierre Woodman (2013)

1. Village Elder: don't [desecrate] [the shrine], it's taboo. 2. Moron: ['Ere], don't you be talking about incest or bestiality, it's taboo! ❋ Dr Pinch (2005)

(taboo) [Laurie's] Mom: Where's [Laurie]? I forgot to give her her lunch money for tomorrow. Jenn: She's out whoring on the corner. She won't be back until like [7am], right when school starts. Laurie's Mom: Oh ok, well when you see her in math class tomorrow can you give her this? And let me know how many dicks she sucked, she knows 5 per night is her limit! ❋ Eddie J. (2008)

[Am I the only one] who wants to talk about loving a girl when she is pregnant and the baby is [not mine]? I'm [Taboo]. ❋ Kurt728 (2007)

Holly: *thinks to herself* - the word is "Sarah Palin", but I cannot use the words "bitch," "dumb ass," "[ugly whore]." or "Dumb Republican"... [Holly's] Team: C'mon, Holly! Give us some hints! Holly: A dumb ass, bitch who is very ugly, resides in Alaska, and just quit being the governor. Now, she's out to become president. Team B: Taboo! You used almost all the words they told you not to use. Holly: This game is stupid! How else can you explain Sarah Palin? Team B: It's the rules. Point for us! [Team A]: Holly!!!! ❋ Crombie Boy (2009)

[Taboo] is [a crazy] [motha] ❋ LilJOnwhattt: (2005)

barthomolew: nice [weather] we're having me: [i like to watch] porn while [my sister sucks] me off..fuck taboos! ❋ The Master Of The Plaster (2008)