bastards

"In the old days, some people treated bastards unfairly because their parents weren't married. "

"The farmer bred his prize-winning sheep with a different breed, and the resulting lambs were considered bastards, ineligible for purebred competitions. "

"Some bastard stole my car while I was helping an injured person."

"Get over here, you old bastard!"

"Poor bastard, I feel so sorry for him."

"In the old village, many were born bastards because their mothers never revealed the fathers' names. "

"Life can be a real bastard."

"The architecture was a kind of bastard, suggesting Gothic but not being true Gothic."

"He started smoothing the rough edges of the metal with the coarse file, then switched to the bastards for a finer finish before using the smoothest files. "

"At the wine tasting, we sampled several different types, but I especially enjoyed the sweet, rich flavor of the bastards. "

"The knight preferred bastards because they were easier to wield in close quarters than longswords, but offered more reach than short swords. "

"The old recipe called for "bastards" to give the gingerbread a rich, dark color and moist texture, but finding that specific type of sugar is nearly impossible today. "

"The historical records show that the sugar refinery used several bastards to efficiently separate the molasses from the raw sugar crystals. "

"The stationery shop stocked a wide variety of paper, including standard A4 sheets, larger A3 sheets, and a section specifically for "bastards" meant for special projects. "

"During John Major's premiership, the Prime Minister often struggled to control the "bastards" within his own party who consistently opposed closer ties with Europe. "