assbreath

See also: ass-breath, and ass breath

English

Etymology

From ass (“buttocks, backside”) +‎ breath.

Noun

assbreath (plural assbreaths)

1. (US, slang, often vulgar, offensive) Alternative form of arsebreath
   • 1981, Geoffrey Miller, The Black Glove, Viking Press, published 1981, →ISBN, page 234:

     "Listen to me, assbreath! I'm not playing at anything. […]

   • 1992, Kevin Sherrill, Steel Lightning: Slash and Burn, Zebra Books, published 1992, →ISBN, page 81:

     And neither do you, assbreath, he thought, but you're not in touch with that fact, I bet.

   • 2008 March, Michael Heller, letter to the editor, Details, volume 26, number 6:

     "Religion?" and I answered "Buddhist." "Them's the muddyfingers we're fightin', assbreath!" the drill instructor said.

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• sabretash