11 classy insults with classical Greek and Latin roots

Do you ever go on such an epic internet rant you just feel you've run out of words with which to hammer your enemies? Do you want to up your game without resorting to the tired tropes of excretion and sexual metaphors? Next time pull out these fancy insults and really class up the joint while you twist the dagger. 1. PEDICULOUS Lice-infested. From Latin pediculus (louse). 2. XANTHODONTOUS Yellow-toothed. From Greek xanthos (yellow) and odont- (a combining form for tooth). 3. RUCTABUNDE Gasbag. F...