Skyrim insults and their meanings

So, I'm curious, which insults exclusive to Skyrim you have heard in the game? And, have they offended you, or did you understand what they meant?

Here's the three that I can remember the most:

Milk-Drinker. Probably the most common, lol, when I heard this, I actually felt a bit offended, but that's because of a Freudian slip in my mind XD but I think that since Nords are known for their heavy-drinking of mead and ale and whatnot, I guess they'll call someone a Milk-drinker when they think they don't look too tough, right?

Snow-back. This one made me lol the first time I heard it, it was during a Brawl fight, I heard "Kick that Snow-back to the ground!" or something, well, I guess since Skyrim is snowy, a Snow-back would be a person that usually has their back on the ground, right? Meaning that they get beaten easily?

Snowberries. Heard Vilkas say this while asking him for work, I also think Aela says it when aking her about the war, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I have no idea what this means, it's meaning eludes me, so if anyone can offer support or ideas, I'd be grateful

So, which other insults have you heard in the game that carved into your mind, I think there's also insults for specific races, and lastly, have you ever used any of these in real life? I used the milk-drinker once on a friend and they got pissed right up! I think it's the euphemism more than anything, especially since over here in Mexico we are very used to innuendos

Being told id make a fine rug hurts.

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Milk-Drinker. Probably the most common, lol, when I heard this, I actually felt a bit offended, but that's because of a Freudian slip in my mind XD but I think that since Nords are known for their heavy-drinking of mead and ale and whatnot, I guess they'll call someone a Milk-drinker when they think they don't look too tough, right?

its more like, you still suck on your mom's tits which = baby.

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Snow-back. This one made me lol the first time I heard it, it was during a Brawl fight, I heard "Kick that Snow-back to the ground!" or something, well, I guess since Skyrim is snowy, a Snow-back would be a person that usually has their back on the ground, right? Meaning that they get beaten easily?

makes sense.

i have no idea about the snow berry one either and dont remember being insulted really other than Snow Back. i just love how everyone you meet talks all tough and how youre gonna lose super fast, when the exact opposite happens. i have them down in 5 seconds flat, even groups of enemies. you just cant beat a guy with 2 element enchanted legendary Daedric weapons, especially if he's the Dragonborn.

Snow-berries=tiny balls. Cant believe you people couldn't figure that out.

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exactly. youd think if someone was wearing impressive looking armor like Daedric and pwning dragons, you would leave them alone if all you had was Fur. lol. NPCs should have an "oh shit" system whereby if youre slaughtering several of their friends with no effort, the rest just run in fear. you know like Assassin's Creed how some guards will run if you kill 3 or 4 without a scratch.

Oh man! I've actually seen Draugr Deathlords do this! When I'm using Dawnbreaker to kill their buddies and they explode, sometimes Deathlords will run like hell as if "OH SHITOHSHIT!!" xD

"Dovahkiin! Your voice is no match for mine!" -Sahloknir [just before I killed him]

"Unslaad krosis", which is said by draugr, means 'eternal sorrow', either because they're sorry about having to kill you or having basically given over their souls to a dragon priest when they were alive. Yeah, who'd have though the motivations of the undead minions you slay in their hundreds would be open to so much interpretation.
Parturnaax uses "krosis" to mean 'sorry'.

"You elves, all flash and no thunder," actually that's from Oblivion, but it's my favourite.

Also, one of the temporary companions for one of the word wall quests persisted in calling me 'puny elf'.

I know that the Romans called the barbarians to the north milk drinkers as an insult. In our own history it was an insult of being dirty and Technology deficient. You are so dumb you don't even know the fermentation process. That sort of thing. In Skyrim it prolly means week. Or you still suck your moms tit thing.

Btw what race were you when they called you "Snow-back"I've never heard that one it may be a reference to Nords kind of like "wet-back" is for Mexican labor in the USA. Like you damn snow-backs are taking our jobs.