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• s  base and cowardly
• s  resembling a cur; snarling and rude

• When the British people were blistered with humiliation by the currish policy of the old Conservative gang in power, the pugnacity of Winston brought him to the fore.
• The point is handsomely thrust home by Actor Hasegawa, Japan's leading matinee idol and a bit too handsome, who in every spasm of his currish courage shows violence for what it .

News & Articles

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• Jim Shea: Elevate Your Profanity, Courtesy Of The Bard
  When was the last time you heard someone called a "currish soused canker-blossom," or a "covetous dizzy-eyed lewdster?"
  April 18, 2014 - Hartford Courant
• New Shakespearean Insults Can Elevate Your Profanity: Read This Column You Apish Fat-Kidneyed Cozener
  New books allow anyone to create Shakespearean insults. When was the last time you heard someone called a "currish soused canker-blossom," or a "covetous dizzy-eyed lewdster?"
  April 18, 2014 - Hartford Courant