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1. He was the most asinine person that I have ever met. He wouldn't listen to anyone, and drove drunk and got a DUI and woke up in the drunk tank.
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his suggestion to get some phat boots seemed asinine, considering she had no legs.
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Absurd, or dumb. "Your opinions on that subject are completely asinine."
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Completely foolish and stupid. The war in Iraq is asinine.
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grading a woman's face low, but her ass-a-nine I'll give her face a two, but her asinine.
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Official: 1. Something utterly ridiculous or lacking sense. 2. Something relating to or resembling an ass. Slang: 1. The act of being an asshole. 2. The act of being a retard. 3. The act of being stupid. 4. The act of being ignoramus. Official: 1. That's an asinine plan. 2. That piece of "art" is asinine. Slang: That guy's asinine, in all meanings of the word. |
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The level of your ass-ness. You're an asinine. Do you want to be an ass ten?
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