The provided text consists of excerpts from a work titled "The Lexicon of Spanish Profanity," which serves as a detailed guide to offensive language in Spanish. The source systematically organizes common Spanish swear words and insults based on their severity and type, ranging from mild interjections to extremely strong family-based and sexual insults. It provides the plain-English meaning, offers politeness-safe alternatives, and includes crucial regional notesbecause the severity and meaning of profanity vary significantly across Spanish-speaking countries, such as Spain, Mexico, and Argentina. The author strongly cautions readers about the appropriate use of these words, advising that tone and context are critical, and explicitly stating that family and sexual insults are the most likely to cause serious offense.