asshole

ˈæs.hoʊlinsult, body part

What does asshole mean? asshole is a English strong that translates to “asshole” in English.

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"asshole"

An insult for someone who is obnoxious, mean, arrogant, or inconsiderate.

That guy who cut me off in traffic is a huge asshole.

Context

  • Informal settings where profanity is accepted
  • Expressing strong frustration or emphasis
  • Direct confrontation (use with caution)

Avoid

  • Professional or formal settings
  • Around elders or authority figures
  • Job interviews, meetings, or customer-facing situations

Cultural Context

Primarily American English (British: 'arsehole'). A staple insult for offensive behavior. Usually directed at men, but applicable to anyone.

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fuck

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hell

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pɪs

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fə(ɹ) fʌks seɪk

for fuck's sake / FFS

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