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   Ass·load

   /ˈaslōd/

   

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   • 1. a large number or amount of something. vulgar slang North American

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   What does assload mean?

   • assload (plural assloads) An amount carried by an ass or donkey. (slang, vulgar, US) A large amount.

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   What is adload?

   • Adload was developed with 30 years of experience driving and operating trucking fleets. With rising operation costs resulting in less profit per load, it is more necessary than ever for carriers to maximize their earnings on each delivery.

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   What is the difference between 'ass' and'stupid'?

   • The other forms are, I think, just derived from that original usage of 'ass' where other adjectives are substituted for the original 'stupid'. In effect, 'ass' becomes just a vulgar word for 'person'. Actaully, I have heard it referred to non-people as well. Just yesterday, I heard a Matzoh referred to as "a big ass cracker". Save this answer.

   What is the origin of suffixing "-ass" to adjectives?

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   Aug 31, 2023 · Noun [ edit] assload (plural assloads) An amount carried by an ass or donkey . ( slang, vulgar, US) A large amount. Synonyms: see Thesaurus: lot. Coordinate terms [ edit] horseload. muleload. Translations [ edit] ± weight carried by donkey. ± a large amount. Anagrams [ edit] Salados, sal soda, salsoda. Categories: English compound terms.

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   Assload definition: An amount carried by an ass or <a>donkey</a>.

5. www.wordsense.eu › assloadassload: meaning, definition - WordSense

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   assload What does assload‎ mean? assload (English) Origin & history From ass + load. Alternative forms. ass-load; ass load; Noun assload (pl. assloads) An amount carried by an ass or donkey.

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   Colloquial English has a lot of these (one might say an assload), often making use of rude or vulgar words for added impact. One could as easily say fucking crazy , crazy as shit , crazy as hell , hella crazy , crazy as fuck , crazy as balls, or even combine them as balls-ass crazy .

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   Information and translations of assload in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web. Login . The STANDS4 Network. ABBREVIATIONS; ANAGRAMS;

8. greensdictofslang.com › entry › ywlso5iass, n. — Green’s Dictionary of Slang

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   About. ass n. [sense 1 SE ass, a donkey; subseq. senses see also arse n.] 1. an unpleasant person, esp. a fool, an idiot; occas. of inanimate object ( see cite 1930). 1515. 1600 1700 1800 1900 2000. 2001. 2. ( US) the buttocks, the anus. 1761. 1800 1850 1900 1950 2000. 2021. 3. ( US) (in a sexual context) the vagina; occas. the penis. 1834.

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   What they got was an assload of lobbyists, an engine to power the fail-to-bail cycle, and, figuratively speaking, the promise that past crises will inevitably return. The Taxpayer-Funded Cycle Of Moral Hazard 2010. There has been a veritable assload of new merchandise added to the Regretsy store today! Regretsy – ZAZZLE out the Azzle! 2010