Alternate to Jack-Hole
1. The combination of a Jack-Ass, and an Ass-Hole.
2. Someone who is both stupid (Jack-ass) and mean/rude (ass-hole).
1. The combination of a Jack-Ass, and an Ass-Hole.
2. Someone who is both stupid (Jack-ass) and mean/rude (ass-hole).
That guy is such a jack-hole he flipped me off for yielding to a pedestrian in the crosswalk... -John
What an Ass-Ass... -Jason
What an Ass-Ass... -Jason
by jaaacen September 17, 2020
by r3v3nger January 05, 2017
Dude: Man, that's some hot ass bitches!!
Gal: Girl, look at them ugly ass boys!!
Mom: I'm tired of these bad ass kids!!
Teacher: Get ready to take this hard ass test!!
Meteorologist: There's a 30% chance it's gonna be a hot ass day!!
Gal: Girl, look at them ugly ass boys!!
Mom: I'm tired of these bad ass kids!!
Teacher: Get ready to take this hard ass test!!
Meteorologist: There's a 30% chance it's gonna be a hot ass day!!
by prudence-mcgee July 16, 2010
Suffix added to adjectives and participles to intensify their meaning. By extention, these words may used as abstract nouns.
Party Grrl One: That stupid drunk-ass just fell into the pool!
Party Grrl Two: Hey, check out that nasty-ass drunk streaking down the street like a dumbass!
Party Grrl One: Cool! That gives me a chance to talk to his fineass brother.
Party Grrl Two: Hey, check out that nasty-ass drunk streaking down the street like a dumbass!
Party Grrl One: Cool! That gives me a chance to talk to his fineass brother.
by fcsuper December 17, 2006
by andthatshowimetyourmother March 28, 2019
“come get a piece of this ass”
by TheEmployee August 23, 2020
Originally just the name for the donkey, this word had no filthy connotations until about the late 1700s, early 1800s, when the pronunciation of true (English) word for the backside, "arse", had changed enough to sound much like "ass", seeing as how the English often don't pronounce the "r" when they speak.
To avoid any unwanted baggage associated with the word, the name of the ass was changed to "donkey". As a result, the word "arse" has disappeared from American vocabulary.
Although before World War I they were similar, the British pronunciations of "ass" /æs/ and "arse" /ɑːs/ are now very different.
To avoid any unwanted baggage associated with the word, the name of the ass was changed to "donkey". As a result, the word "arse" has disappeared from American vocabulary.
Although before World War I they were similar, the British pronunciations of "ass" /æs/ and "arse" /ɑːs/ are now very different.
-"Joe, how do you say donkey in Spanish?"
-"Burro."
-"How would you spell it?"
-"B-U-R-R-O-W."
-"... it seems that you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground."
-"Burro."
-"How would you spell it?"
-"B-U-R-R-O-W."
-"... it seems that you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground."
by Lorelili January 10, 2006