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Meanings of bunghole in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "asshole"
Examples for "asshole"
1
Hers'll probably be something along the lines of 'Lose my number, asshole.'
2
I needed this creepy asshole's help, whether I liked it or not.
3
He was 'reaming her a new asshole.' Do you know that one?
4
Kinder than walking right in and saying, 'Thanks for your service, asshole.
5
He drove the shovel blade deep into the asshole's neck, decapitating him.
1
That said, it's probably a pain in the arse to actually use.
2
Don't book a flight to deliver her a much-needed arse-whupping just yet.
3
The arse in question began to shimmy as MacDougall attempted to disengage.
4
And speaking of pains in the arse; what do you want, Taylor?
5
Cricket actually forces you to sit on your arse, which is healthy.
1
Did nothing in this rat's arsehole of a settlement ever work?
2
And now he's the governor of California and I'm training you, you arsehole.'
3
He might have been an arsehole, his father, but he was not stupid.
4
I don't think I could work for someone who was an arsehole any more.
5
To be caught in this worthless arsehole of a place.
Usage of bunghole in anglès
1
Yet there is a salve for every sore, a bung for every bunghole.
2
Averan raced around to the monster's bunghole, and came up close to it.
3
He found the ale barrel tipped over on its side; the bunghole wide open.
4
He peeks out through a bunghole in its side.
5
Down near its bunghole it secreted its scents, leaving a trail for others to follow.
6
They were too large to fit through a bunghole.
7
Show us the bunghole-do-andwe'llall believe you.'
8
Across the brow of his saddle were half a dozen philia taken from the bunghole of a reaver.
9
When thoroughly mixed by stirring, close the bunghole, and leave it to stand for three or four days.
10
Their earnings, to use their own phrase, "come in at the spigot and go out at the bunghole."
11
If she'd had a reaver's strong nose, and if she'd been able to get at its bunghole, she would know.
12
Using a belt to strangle em, get on doggie-style and do em up the bunghole, show em who daddy is.
13
He was too familiar with truth to take the yeasty bunghole of a working barrel for a fountain of its waters.
14
Presently she spoke, and her voice sounded as if she were in a great empty cask, with her mouth at the bunghole.
15
From some air-shaft there came a ceaseless whistle, deep and sonorous, like the emission of air from the bunghole of a beer-barrel.
16
He felt like he was floating, already flying, already dropping a torpedo down the bunghole of that Imperial station and saving the Rebellion.
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Frequent collocations
Bunghole through the time