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Anchor Ass 

The origin of Anchor Ass originates from the England. The fist Ass to be labelled ‘Anchor ass’ was discovered around the mid 90s. Anchor Ass essentially refers to an Ass which is 'rock solid'.
For example, anger at a person may provoke attacking the person. If for instance the Ass in particular is attacked and causes serious injury to the attacker, then the Ass must be referred to as Anchor Ass. “Dam! You got an Anchor Ass”.
Anchor Ass by Dhadda February 26, 2009
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anchor ass 

An ass which is rock solid.
e.g if you kick the guys ass you will possiably break your foot- "fukin anchor ass!!"
anchor ass by dhadda man February 25, 2009

Anchor Ass 

When your girlfriend takes up at least 2/3 of the bed and you are unable to move her
You had an Anchor Ass last night!
Anchor Ass by mydickscareskids October 30, 2022

Anchor Ass 

Someone who is lazy, usually sedentary for long periods of time. Their ass is the anchor preventing their departure
Why don't you get off your anchor ass and go outside
Anchor Ass by Beauford Theodore March 17, 2024

Ass Anchovies 

A term frequently used in Texas Hold 'Em, which describes a pocket pair of aces. Also known as "pocket rockets" or "bullets".
"That's right, biatch! You were a fool to go all-in against my ass anchovies!!"
Ass Anchovies by Bill Striker February 22, 2005

Assancho 

Why is there an assancho in my closet
Assancho by OldAsM April 26, 2020
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