curses

/ ˈkɜːsɪz /

interjection

1. facetious.
   an expression of disappointment or dismay

Example Sentences

He punches a hole in the wall, he curses.

From Los Angeles Times

The Jacksons undergo the hardships of poverty, familial dysfunction and generational curses when demons latch onto their circumstances, leaving Ebony to fight for redemption.

From Salon

Some Greeks took the precaution of putting the fate of disfavored athletes in the hands of divine intervention, then, by inscribing curses in a strip of lead and then hiding it somewhere in the athletic facilities.

From Salon

The 87-year-old Argentine pope often speaks informally, jokes using slang and even curses in private.

From Seattle Times

“Why are you hurling curses at my door?”

From Literature