son of a bitch

paskiainen puhekieltä An objectionable, despicable person.
*1685 w:John Eachard|John Eachard The grounds & occasions of the contempt of the clergy and religion enquired into London 9th ed. 1685, page 252: "There's that snarling cur, and son of a Bitch Boccaline."
1691 w:Thomas Shadwell|Thomas Shadwell, The Humorists, a Comedy London (1691), page 22: "He had the insolence obliquely to give me the name of Son of a Bitch."
1703, Thomas Brown, Letters from the living to the living, relating to the present transactions both Publick and Private, page 105:

(..) Count Davia, like a Son of a Bitch as he is, Chop'd upon mine and the Duke of Mantuu's Equipage, and rubb'd off with our Plate, Jewels, and other Knicknacks of Inestimable Value.

“My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son of a bitch.” — attributed to various people, such as Jack Nicholson and Richard Jeni

"This son of a bitch won’t move!" Marty exclaimed as he grappled with the supermarket cart.