kick-ass
- adjective
- /ˈkɪkˌæs/
- Offensive
- Man, that is a kick-ass car.
- totally kick-ass
- look kick-ass
- make it kick-ass
I'm dying for a kick ass copywriter.
- I'm dying for a kick ass copywriter.
- You putting on a kick ass show will make me work that much harder.
- You can set up a study, maybe subconsciously, maybe consciously, to make a kick ass diet A and a crappy diet B if you're a diet A proponent.
- I'm sending you some kick ass fives going.
- So then Fast forward one year, I made a lot of bad ass kick ass posts.
- So the buds compound is here and then the kick ass seal compound like for Navy Seals and they're still legends to us.
- Make your freaking money look good, kick ass, like don't be a scumbag, have a good networks and everything else will fall in place.
Examples
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They've got a kick-ass fine arts program.
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And then this past year I started going to this really kick ass gym called CrossFit Yukaru.
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You putting on a kick ass show will make me work that much harder.
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And I also got to do a kick ass accent, which was fun.
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I'm a special Ed teacher and I just wanted to call and say that you do a kick ass job on on your podcast.
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And I want to do something that's kick ass and really wild.
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My small friend here is a kick-ass travel agent.
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Schedule more featured talks from speakers at the top of their game who give kick-ass talks.
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Well, I thought about what you said, and I used my brain, and I came up with some really kick-ass ideas, so I went into the boss and I pitched them.
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The new superhero movie features a kick-ass female lead who saves the day.
Synonyms
Very exciting and surprising to see
Very strong in taste or feeling, often about spicy food
Antonyms
How Impressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kick-ass comes from the two words kick and ass, where kick means 'to hit with the foot' and ass means 'butt'. Think of something so strong or impressive it could 'kick ass', so kick-ass means 'extremely impressive' or 'very powerful'.