jerk-off
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- noun
- /ˈdʒɜrkˌɔf/
- Offensive
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idiota
- He's the biggest jerk-off I ever met.
- fucking jerk-off
- total jerk-off
- biggest jerk-off
He goes, what's that fucking jerk off's name?
- He goes, what's that fucking jerk off's name?
- It's not a bunch of fucking these jerk offs who who click bait and and do all this.
- How did anybody like honestly, it's like, how could anybody sit next to this fucking jerk off?
Examples
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And you are a jerk-off.
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He's such a jerk-off for always blaming others for his mistakes.
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What kind of jerk-off name is that?
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Only this time it comes with a message, "Stop being a jerk-off and come over and talk to me."
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Get back to work, you little jerk-off.
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Who cares about this jerk-off?
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"Chill it, jerk-off," she called over her shoulder.
Fiction book (1994) -
The good people, not the fools, liars, and jerk-offs.
Fiction book (1999) -
You are a jerk-off!
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I can't believe that jerk-off thinks he can just show up uninvited.
Synonyms
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A rude word for a person who is unpleasant or very foolish
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A rude person who is annoying or stupid
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Jerk-off comes from the verb jerk, which means 'a quick, sudden pull', and the part off, which means 'away', and together they once named a private action done with a quick pull. So calling someone a jerk-off is a rude way to call them a foolish or contemptible person, and the word also still has the slang meaning of someone who masturbates.