“The Big Book of Being Rude” contains about 7,000 slang of insults, collected from a research done by Johnathon Green. Here are some of them.

(1) Fire-tail – A woman who loses her temper easily
(2) Alarm Clock – A nagging woman
(3) Barber – A tediously talkative person, especially in sport use.
(4) Church-bell – A talkative woman
(5) Fanny Merchant – A person who is “all talk and no action”.
(6) Foghorn – A person who talks too loudly.
(7) Joey – One who pretends to great religiosity.
(8) Pickthank – Curry favour, especially by informing against someone also.
(9) Fatso, Fatty or Feather-bed – A fat person
(10) Buffalo, Bargain Bucket or Slow – A fat woman
(11) Copper-belly, Mr Double or Buss-belt – A fat man
(12) Hairpin, back-and-belly or Monkey on a stick – A thin person
(13) Monet – A woman who from a distance looks attractive, but close up she is a mass.
(14) Dough Face – A woman who wears an excess of cosmetics
(15) Easter Egg – A woman who wears too much make-up
(16) Dirty Bundle – An untidy person
(17) Bog-eyed – A person having tired eyes, the result of too little sleep or too much alcohol.
(18) Bottled Blonde – A woman with dyed blonde hair.
(19) Hairhead – A long-haired man.
(20) Who Robbed The Barber – Said to a person whose hair is seen as over-long.
(21) Pullet-squeezer – A woman who prefers younger partners.
(22) Chubby-chaser – A man who prefers plumper fat woman.
(23) Old Cat – An unpleasant, gossiping old woman.
(24) Christmas Tree – A heavily over-made-up or over-dressed woman.
(25) Esprit Chick – A young lady who wears only designer clothing and looks down on others who dress differently.

Source : “The Big Book of Being Rude” by Jonathon Green. Published by Cassell & Co.