homewrecker

See also: home wrecker

English

Noun

homewrecker (plural homewreckers)

1. Alternative form of home wrecker
   • 2017, Eve Buckland, “Amber Rose Claims ex Kanye West has 'BULLIED her for 10 years' Since Their Acrimonious Split as she Brands Star a 'Narcissist' and Slams him for 'Slut-shaming Her'”, in Mail Online:

     Amber later branded Kim a 'homewrecker'.

   • 2018, Cody Cepeda, “Liz Uy Introduces Baby Xavi to the World; Netizens Speculate if she’s ‘Third Party’ in a Marriage”, in The Philippine Daily Inquirer:

     “Everyone is talking about how LIZ UY is a slut, a homewrecker, calling her names which is NOT OKAY,” wrote one netizen (@bashafierce) today.

   • 2019, Mira T. Lee, “From ‘Homewrecker’ to Caretaker”, in The New York Times:

     My mother is no longer alive, but I still hear her voice: “Homewrecker.”

   • 2020, Catalina Ricci S. Madarang, “Liz Uy’s Engagement to Long-time Partner Raymond Racaza Opens up Old Wounds Online”, in Interaksyon:

     “Let’s not glorify mistresses. I love Liz Uy’s creativity, but being an elite doesn’t give her a VIP ticket to destroy another woman’s family. Put the most expensive ring on her finger but she cannot deny the fact that she was a homewrecker,” one user said.

   • 2024 February 14, Kevin Roose, “The Year Chatbots Were Tamed”, in The New York Times‎^[1]:

     Most of all, I think the choice we’ve been offered in the past year — between lawless A.I. homewreckers and censorious A.I. drones — is a false one.