A person who bullyrags; someone who persistently bullies, harasses, or intimidates others.
From 'bullyrag' plus the suffix '-er' (Old English, from Proto-Germanic, indicating an agent or doer). Creates a person-noun parallel to 'bully,' but with the more specific meaning of one who harasses through persistent aggression.
English has this wonderful flexibility where you can add '-er' to almost any verb to make a person-word, creating incredibly specific insults. 'Bullyragger' is more detailed than 'bully'—it suggests someone whose entire personality is defined by harassing others, revealing a linguistic truth: we often need very specific words to describe different kinds of bad people.
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