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* Not an explicit example, but in one episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', Bart agrees to do Skinner a favor in exchange for being taught a swear word that he doesn't already know. We don't hear what word he learns, but Skinner tells him it's a noun. Between that and Bart's shock at having never heard it before, it's clear what word was implied.
* In the 2019 ''[[Harley Quinn]]'' cartoon, Dr. Psycho uses the word ''on nationwide TV'' in reference to [[Wonder Woman]]; no surprise there, [[Politically-Incorrect Villain| as he's ''always'' been a chauvinist]], but Poison Ivy remarks that [[Even Evil Has Standards| he is now the least employable person on the planet.]]
 
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