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Meanings of jackass in English
Usage of jackass in English
1
It's just about here that I was calling a Heinie a jackass.
2
It was, as Toby told us, a laughing-jackass, or a gigantic kingfisher.
3
And afterwards the jackass-fool made matters worse by calling me 'his darling.'
4
You're the Purser, I suppose, detected keeping a jackass among the poultry!
5
Ours must be a generation that stands athwart history yelling, Hey, jackass!
6
She didn't want to look like some jackass from out of town.
7
Anyway, forget about that jackass and take this one to the Lord.
8
What did it matter if he told off some jackass from D.C.?
9
What, exactly, did this jackass of an ex do to you, anyway?
10
Mason Byers was in the middle, making a jackass out of himself.
11
The other kinds are the macaroni, the jackass, and the rookery penguin.
12
He'd rather be staked than mince and prance around like a jackass.
13
Belatedly, Jules felt like a jackass for telling Arthur about the apartment.
14
How many warnings does the jackass deserve before he gets someone killed?
15
I seem to have every jackass in London in my service.
16
You remember the old fable of the lion and the jackass.
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Jackass through the time
Jackass across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common