suck-ass
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- adjective
- /sʌk æs/
- Offensive
- We're never gonna cash-flow this thing with minimum wage and suck-ass hours.
- a family that sucks ass
Examples
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This homework assignment is just a suck-ass project that everyone hates.
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I can't believe how suck-ass the service was at that restaurant last night.
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It's not often that people think you suck ass because of one song.
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Music was never meant to be political; most explicit attempts at it suck ass.
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- Your muffins suck ass!
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First off, your analogies suck ass.
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I am amazed at how many of the people posting comments on this essay seem to think that you suck ass.
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Sure, delivering pizza and working for Walmart are suck-ass jobs.
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And speaking of work, I signed up for some suck-ass jobs so that I could work 30-40 hours while still having the time during the week to go to classes.
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Chris Nolan's trilogy sucked ass.
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Synonyms
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A rude or unpleasant person who treats others badly
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A person or thing that is very bad and has no value used to insult someone
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A rude word for a person or thing that is very bad and not worth anything
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A person who flatters someone in charge to get favors
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A rude word for a person who lies or cheats
A rude word for a person who is dishonest, cruel, or very mean
A rude phrase for something completely pointless and not worth your time
A person others think is useless and not successful
A person who acts badly and cannot be trusted
A person who flatters people in power to get favors
A person who praises a boss to get a favor
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Etymology
The word suck-ass comes from two parts: suck (as in 'to suck up', meaning 'to flatter') and ass (a rude word for a person or used to say something is 'bad' or 'worthless'). So, suck-ass can mean a person who flatters too much or something that is very poor or worthless.