a-hole
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- noun
- /ˈeɪˌhoʊl/
- Offensive
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gilipollas (vulgar, España)
- I'm tired of mourning our soldiers who die for a-holes like this.
They don't really care that they are being an A hole or entitled or selfish or narcissistic.
- They don't really care that they are being an A hole or entitled or selfish or narcissistic.
- I feel like a huge like AI feel like a huge a hole for being stubborn about the situation.
Examples
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I feel like a huge like AI feel like a huge a hole for being stubborn about the situation.
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I can't believe he acted like such an a-hole at the party last night.
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Julia, I am so fed up with this a-hole that I barely acknowledge his existence anymore.
Blog text (4) -
Atlas shrugged because when he turned 80, he realized what an a**hole he was.
Blog text (32) -
DCBuck: While Bourdain is an insufferable, pompous, burned-out a-hole, on this, I actually agree with him.
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Don't be an a-hole; just apologize and move on.
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She called him an a-hole for interrupting her during the meeting.
Synonyms
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An insulting name for a rude person who treats others badly
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A rude, insulting word for a very unpleasant person
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A rude, unpleasant person who treats others badly
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A very rude and unpleasant person
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A very rude word for a person who is selfish or mean
A very rude and unpleasant person who treats others badly
Antonyms
How Rude
Surface Forms
Etymology
A-hole is a rude short form of ass and hole, where ass meant 'donkey' and by extension 'fool' and hole meant 'opening'. So it named a body part and today is used as an insult for a very rude or unpleasant person.