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Slur Represents Reasons/Origins
KimcheeKoreans"Kimchee" is a type of ferminted cabbage in Korea, and it sort of sounds like "Korean"
EggheadAsiansAsians, especially Koreans, have large heads.
Shovel-HeadKoreansBelieved their heads look like shovels. Also shovel-face
ZipperheadAsiansCoined by US soldiers during Korean War. Also used in the film Full Metal Jacket. MULTIPLE reasons have been submitted:
1) If Asians were shot in the head with high-powered weapons, their heads would split as if you unzipped them
2) Vietnam War slang for "Zero Intelligence Potential" (IE: just kill them, no reason to interrorgate them)
3) Many times the Asians would be run over by military Jeeps, which left tire tracks on them that resembled zippers.
4) Asians tend to part their hair down the middle, leaving a zipper-like strip.
5) I'm not sure if the military used body bags to transfer dead enemy soldiers, but theres a possibly reference to the zipper on said bag.
6) WWII Japanese pilots wore leather helmets with zippers down the middle
Chang-KeChineseDerogatory Korean word for the Chinese
Seoul ManKoreansDescribes Koreans who try to act Black.
DAKKoreansDumb Ass Korean. Name given to Koreans by the Whites who visit the country.
Dog-BreathKoreansEating dogs, plus mean temper.
Bargain KoreanHawaiiansHawaiians are sometimes confused for asian, but are not quite right.
ChosenjinKoreansJapanese word calling Koreans inferior to them.
Biscuit HeadKoreansKATUSAS - Koreans augmented to the United States Army, commonly referred to as Biscuit Heads by American GI's, because of their square heads.
Yont'an SaramBlacksKorean for "coal person"
UnderbiteKoreansKoreans are said to have large underbites.
JugheadKoreansKoreans have large heads
Kink (1)KoreansLike Chink, but for Koreans.
YoboKoreansLiterally means "sweetheart" but used in deragatory manner
BucketheadKoreansOf all Asian groups, Koreans are said to have the biggest heads.
Crotchless PantsKoreansRefers to some of their characters looking like crotchless pants.
KekekeKoreansRefers to the incessant e-laughter of Koreans. Commonly used to mock internerds who Zerg rush or act like fags.
NorkNorth KoreansSelf Explanatory
GookVietnameseTerm most likely dates back to the Philippine-American War (~1900) and has been used against a wide range of peoples, usually Asians but occasionally Europeans and even the English. Unknown origins, possibly "goo-goo," from the Tagalog language (a major language spoken in the Philippines). Although many have it originating in Korea either by referring Korea's original name, "Hanguk", or during the Korean War when Koreans would ask American GI's "Mi Guk?" ("American?" in Korean) which sounded like they were saying "Me gook." Was soon adopted for use in the Vietnam War. Technically this should only apply to Koreans, but the Vietnam War made it most popular when applied towards the Vietnamese.
JjanggaeChineseTerm used by Koreans to describe Chinese
Ddang KongVietnameseTerm used by Koreans to describe Vietnamese. Literally means "peanut". Reasons for this word: 1) it may be because the word sounds very much like the language. 2) because they are short, and Koerans have a tendency to call short people ddang kong (peanuts).
ROKKoreansTroops from Korea sent to Vietnam to fight on the side of the United States. Not necessarily a derogatory term.
MooseKoreansUsed by American GIs to refer to Korean whores because of their facial features.
HamburgerAmericansUsed by Koreans to slur Americans.

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