Cockroach

[Sarah]

Person who has no honor...an unloyal person,a person who goes against their word.

[Sarah]

an ugly, creepy, discusting waste of life bug.

[Sarah]

Military recruiting euphemism for unsolicited recruiting targets, after their practice of lounging around at public places looking for younger people of a lesser education to hassle into joining the military.The implication is the recruiters think whoever they throw their enlistment spin at is poor and dumb enough to fall for it.

[Sarah]

A cockroach is a disgusting fucking insect that originally came from the deepest, darkest, slimiest, smelliest pits of hell.
They are an abomination!

[Kai]

Nasty little assholes that are everywhere. they never fucking die, until you smash the damn thing [eighty] times. and then their antenna [thingers] still move around you finally just get pissed off enough to get a napkin, pick it up and flush it down the toilet.
and they also make you squirm/scream [like a mother fucker].
and i think you all know why theyre nicknamed COCKroaches.

[Jason Yan]

Someone on [Tinder] that keeps showing up no matter how many times you [swipe left]. Won’t go away, like [a cockroach].

[Mary Mallozziberg]

Annoying [armored] [bastards] that [creeps] the shit out of anyone.

[Donald Trump]

A [bandwagon] [Cowboys fan] from somewhere other than the [Dallas] area.

[Hina Muqadas]

[Employees] of [Westmount] during [the coronavirus].

[Greta]

Where the [fric] did they all go. It used to be an actual [epidemic] and now they are all suddenly gone. Why is no one talking about this??? [Aliens] are real

[Dianne]

A scavenging insect that resembles a beetle, having long antennae and legs and typically a broad, flattened body. Several tropical kinds have become established worldwide as household pests.

[Michiko]

a flat, brown or black insect sometimes found in the home

[Merna]

Why is it called [a cockroach]? Because its a dick and it [flies] [in your face].

[Oralee]

Cockroaches are insects belonging to the order Blattaria. About 30 cockroach species out of 4,600 are associated with human habitats. Some species are well-known as pests.