Is there a word for ..?

[deemh]

Can someone out there please help?
Is there an English word for inserting an expletive in the middle of an everyday word?
E.g. abso-bloody-lutely

[Dan Quinton]

Simply put, the word for that would be 'slang'. Keep in mind that your example would be highly in-appropriate in most situations.

[deemh]

Thanks for that, I do realise how colloquial the question sounded, I can only say that it is a genuine question which stemmed from a linguistic discussion of the modern English language.
Again thanks for your help.

[deemh]

Does anyone else know if there is such a aword please?

[Vlad_the_Inhaler]

Sorry to differ, but 'abso-bloody-lutely' is not slang, because slang is vocabulary used by a specific group of people, whereas anyone, anywhere, may insert a swear word into another word for emphasis.

[rewboss]

The term you are looking for does exist, and it's a very long and grand-sounding term at that. I know, because I have been told it on several occasions.

Unfortunately, it is so long and grand-sounding that I can't remember what it is. But it does exist.

[rewboss]

I found it!

It's called "expletive infixation".

I shall now commit this to memory.