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(literally a "piece of shit"); when referred to people = insult referred to someone who's a midway between a asshole and a bastard, sometimes both ... depending on the construction of the phrase.
sei proprio stronzo = you are a "bad fellow" (kidding someone jokingly)
quello è proprio uno stronzo = that bloke is really a hopeless bastard
come si fa ad essere così stronzi? = how can anyone be such an asshole?
stronzo by pino-il-siracusano November 29, 2015
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Plural of the Italian, stronzo, meaning 'asshole'.
Tony and his friends were drunk and loud and offending everyone around them, like a bunch of stronzi.
stronzi by 14 op May 18, 2017
stronzo by Anonymous May 12, 2003
In italian, turd or asshole or bastard; often used to offend, but it can be used also among friends without offending intention.
It means "piece of shit" (in italian: "pezzo di merda", which is also used with the same meaning of "stronzo");
when used to denote a real piece of shit (not in the figurative way), it often denotes an oblong piece of shit.
- Quello stronzo mi ha imbrogliato!
- That bastard cheated me!

- Ho uno stronzo che sporge dal culo, dov'è il bagno?
- (lit.) I have a piece of shit that protrude from the ass, where's the wc?
- (not lit.) I need the wc very urgently!

- Il cane mollò uno stronzo di dimensioni bibliche.
- The dog dropped a piece of shit which had biblic dimension (i.e., so big that it deserves a special mention in an important book)

(Tra amici che giocano a carte, uno mette giù un poker) - Ma che stronzo!
(Among friends playing cards, one of them put down a poker) - What a bastard!
stronzo by jeropot January 30, 2009

dio stronzo 

It's a very used Italian expression when you're angry,trists, chalks, amusement. Often used inziples to madonna puttana
dio stronzo,What the fuck are you doing?
dio stronzo, ma che cazzo fai?
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ma sei proprio un coglione dio stronzo e la madonna puttana
dio stronzo by tesei28_que_gira November 5, 2020
Obscenity from Italian--literally meaning "turd" but often used vocatively.
Hey stronzo! Are you going to help me or what?
stronzo by MightyKingFubar November 20, 2003
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