In the early days each edition had an 'auxiliary presenter', a phenomenon pejoratively known at the time as the "Newsnight's wife syndrome".

They were also more pejoratively known as the Pope's brass band.

Most of the Hamilton issues, pejoratively known as "Seebecks", are common and cheap to this day, at least in unused condition.

Canadian radio stations have similar practices regarding broadcasts of Canadian music, known pejoratively as the "beaver hour".

This was often through various organizations influenced or controlled by the Party or, as they were pejoratively known, "fronts."

Factories that collected sweating system workers at a single location, working at individual machines, and being paid piece rates became pejoratively known as sweatshops.

Replacement workers, known pejoratively as "scabs" by strikers, were mobilized along with hundreds of police specials recruited to break the strike.

Meanwhile the "Africans" were pejoratively known as zurga ("Blacks").

Those who cross the picket line and work despite the strike are known pejoratively as scabs.

I cannot believe for one single moment that the Commission might be compared to what are known pejoratively in France as the bosses.