Ugly person, freak, monster, bastard, creep. Derived from the Proto-Slavic *urodъ (which originally meant something born outside the norm, anomalous, or deformed). In everyday slang and colloquial speech, it has two overlapping figurative meanings: first, it refers to a person who is physically unattractive or misshapen (он считает себя каким-то уродом — “he thinks of himself as some kind of freak”); second, and far more frequently, it serves as a harsh moral insult for a despicable, cruel, or deeply unpleasant individual (какой урод это сделал? — “what bastard did this?”). It is also famously featured in the Russian proverb в семье не без урода (“there is a black sheep in every family”).
Менты, уроды, меня остановили.
The bleeding fuzz stopped me.
