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Definition of Jackasseries
1. jackassery [n] - See also: jackassery
Lexicographical Neighbors of Jackasseries
| jackarooed jackarooesse jackarooesses jackarooing jackaroos jackarse jackarses jackboot jackbooted jackboots | jackdaw jackdaws jacked jacked off jacked up jackeen jackeens jacker |
Literary usage of Jackasseries
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Diana Mallory by Humphry Ward (1908)
"His jackasseries will get him a bishopric in time—you'll see.' ' It was the
unkindness—the ill-feeling—I minded—' said Lady Lucy in a low voice, ..."
2. Alfred Tennyson by Arthur Christopher Benson (1907)
"Tennyson, when in London, used to take long walks at night with Carlyle, who
would rave against the "jackasseries" of Government and the "acrid putrescence ..."
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