ASS

adapted from The Star: Mind Your English

Ass means a person's buttock.
Ass is a more impolite word to use on anyone around you.
Yet, young people, like moi, always use this word, to tease my friends.
sorry buddy. for me, i feel that i can grow closer to my friends by using this word while conversing. hehe...

all in all, ass in use in many ways to give a negative side of a stuff, or object.

'ass' can also be used as an intensifier to make the meaning of something more umph!

Move your ass - directed to a slow-moving person.
Get your ass in gear, a ruder way of putting 'move your ass'.
Get the lead out of your ass, an even ruder way of putting 'Get your ass in gear'.

Haul ass - move faster

Don't be a pain in the ass - directed to an annoying person

That smells like ass - something smells bad

That is a big-ass piece of cake - That's a very big piece of cake

Crap-ass - something that is bad in quality, poorly made, poorly operated stuff e.g. computer

sad-assed - something that is sad-looking

hard-ass - harsh in a person's treatment, obstinate

he is a bad ass - indicating a person is very tough and strong

to kick ass - to be good at something

raggedy-ass - shabby, beat-up, pathetic



i wanna play with this 'ass' word

sammy is a real bad-ass. although she is sometimes a pain in the ass, all in all, she is still a bad-ass. she would say ' get the lead out of your ass' when someone makes her waits.

how was my skill in making sentences using the word 'ass'??
great isn't it?? :D


refer here for a better explanation on this ass thingy