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Suffix for all words. Mainly adjectives. Can also be used for nouns. ADJ: That was one long-ass walk
N: My dad drives some Ford-ass car |
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Suffix added to adjectives and participles to intensify their meaning. By extention, these words may used as abstract nouns.
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a suffix that can be added to most descriptive words phat-ass
fat-ass crack-ass big-ass long-ass hot-ass sweet-ass |
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Suffix. When added, accentuates the extreme of the word coming before. Baracka-flocka flame's one hood-ass nigga.
I'm a rich-ass nigga. |
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-Ass is the suffix you add onto the end of a verb to emphasize the verb itself. It is a commonly used American slang term. Guy #1: "Hey you wanna come see Twilight with me this weekend?"
Guy #2: "No way, I'm not going to see some corny-ass vampire movie!" Example 2 Guy #1: "Hey check out that girl over there." Guy #2: "Damn, that is one fine-ass chick!" |
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