broke-ass
2
9.9
- adjective
- /broʊk æs/
- Offensive
:
jodidamente pobre
- Since he lost his job, he has been living like a broke-ass, barely making ends meet.
Why doesn't this fucking broke ass zoo get a goat?
- Why doesn't this fucking broke ass zoo get a goat?
- He's a broke, he's broke, broke ass Bezos.
- So that broke ass high school students can also, you know, practice their illustration stuff.
- Even the cheap broke ass guitars you can do cool stuff with to most ears.
- He put us on C sound airline, which is basically like spirits little broke ass brother.
Examples
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With your broke ass.
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I'm not gonna have five alimony payments like your broke ass.
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So that broke ass high school students can also, you know, practice their illustration stuff.
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Or you can sit here and be a broke-ass the rest of your life.
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That mindset, no elevation, that, that broke ass mindset, you got to really listen to that.
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Even the cheap broke ass guitars you can do cool stuff with to most ears.
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Why doesn't this fucking broke ass zoo get a goat?
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So what Jeffrey broke ass star said is he's has a mortgage on his house.
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All the broke-ass people playing catch-up are buyers.
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Broke ass li'l niggas.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having little money or possessions
237
1.8
Having no money
50
6.2
People or places that have very little money and few things they need
20
6.5
Very poor and without basic things like food or a home
9
5.1
Very poor and needing help to live
1
8.6
Having no money at all
1
7.6
Having almost no money
Having almost no money or things
A person who has little money to pay basic costs
Antonyms
How Poor
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Broke-ass is formed by putting ass after broke, where broke means 'without money' and ass is a rude word used to make the idea stronger, like 'very'. So broke-ass means 'very poor' or 'really cheap' and is used to strongly show a lack of money or poor quality.