Linguists at the University of Sheffield have launched an appeal for public contributions to create a UK Swear Map, aimed at documenting regional swear words before they potentially fade from use by 2026. Led by Dr. Chris Montgomery, the project seeks to capture the cultural significance of swearing, which reflects local identity, humor, and social connections. Montgomery emphasizes that swearing is a fundamental aspect of emotional expression and should not be excluded from formal language records. The researchers are particularly interested in capturing the diversity of profanities used across the UK, from major cities like Glasgow and Cardiff to smaller villages in Cornwall. A dedicated link has been established for individuals to share their commonly used swear words, ensuring that all voices are represented in this unique linguistic endeavor.