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The chronic habit of being an asshole. Urgh, the boys from my high school days are still being stupid and assholic even after so long.
That dude in the club wouldn't stop trying to grind up against me. Assholic. |
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adjective describing someone or something that has the qualities and/or characteristics of an asshole. That priest gave a really assholic sermon today.
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Of, relating to, or being like an asshole. ie. cruel and unusual behavior, unsensitiveness, et cetera. That was real assholic of you to humiliate that guy like that.
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(adj) when people are continually acting like assholes or have done something to be mean, rude and/or obnoxious. Meat heads in bars often act assholic when they get wasted
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To be asshole-like; Properties of someone being arrogant, rude, obnoxious, or just a total dickhead. That last test was assholic
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Assholic, n. Someone, preferably of the female gender, who has it wished upon them by multiple beings to be violently pillaged and ravaged by a shark, usually a great white, who then devours the flesh of said entity in a rather barbaric and savoring manner. Guy: Look of that bag 'o ho over there! *points
Girl: Oh my gosh, she's assholic! Guy: I agree, now let's go dump her in a shark tank and help out society! |
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noun: Someone who repeatedly and compulsively behaves like an asshole
adj.: describing the behavior of aforementioned person As he raged on for the fifth time that week, she began to realize he had a problem—he was an assholic. And at that moment, she realized she was not to blame for his assholic behavior—the problem was his, not hers.
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