SOLUTION:
select distinct table1.* from table1
inner join badwords on table1.cField like badwords.cword
or table1.cField2 LIKE badwords.cWord
BadWords.cWord entries have full LIKE syntax("%word%").
This works pretty well, but as expected it's kinda slow. It is,
however, usable for my situation(which is actually a more complex SQL
statement including multiple outer joins as well).
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Derek
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