- SWORE
- Said "!@#$%"
- Took an oath
- Cussed
- Dropped an F-Bomb
- Talked like a sailor
- Talked shit
- Gave testimony
- Took and oath
- Vowed
- Cursed
- More than just maintained
- Reacted to pain, maybe
- Reacted to a stub, maybe
- Used indelicate language
- Uttered oaths
- Used colorful language
- Used inelegant language
- Uttered obscenities
- Risked getting bleeped
- Caused a bleep
- Used four-letter words
- Used profanities
- Used bad language
- Used some bleeped language
- Declared under oath
- Crossed one's heart
- Gave one's word
- Testified
- Needed censoring, perhaps
- Pledged
- Gave earnest assurances
- Promised
- Promised to tell the truth
- Used cusswords
- Made an oath
- Attested
- Affirmed
- Declared by oath
- Deposed
- Promised under oath
- Insisted
- Insisted absolutely
- Prepared to testify
- Made a vow
- Took an oath in court
- Promised solemnly
- Trusted, with "by"
- Pledged an oath
- Gave a damn?
- Promised emphatically.
- Blasphemed.
- Used many oaths.
- What Sir Joseph Porter never did.
- Affirmed on oath.
- Affirmed solemnly.
- Asserted with emphasis.
- Asseverated.
- Said under oath.
- Deponed.
- Declared
- Avowed
- ___ off (relinquished)
- Gave up, with "off"
- Made a promise
- ___ off (kicked a habit)
- Pledged sacredly
- Pledged solemnly
- Broke a Commandment
- Gave a deposition
- Affirmed forcefully
- Turned the air blue
- Gave an oath
- Talked impolitely
- Bore witness (to)
- Made a statement on a stack of Bibles?
- Said with one's hand on a stack of Bibles
- Delivered an oath?
- Used foul language
- Declared on a stack of Bibles
- Said a 96-Across
- Used an expletive
- Locked pinkies, say
- Let some expletives fly
- Made a solemn declaration
- Was bleeped on TV
- Risked being censored
- Used words that would be written as "@#&%" in comic books
- Crossed one's heart, e.g.
- Talked like a sailor, stereotypically
- Had a potty mouth
- Used a naughty word
- Invited a bleep
- __ by (trusted)
- Prompted a bleeping edit, in a way
- Risked an FCC fine
- Needed to put money in a jar, perhaps