A-Hole

Pronunciation: /eɪ hoʊl/

Definitions of a-hole

noun a vulgar slang term used to refer to a contemptible or obnoxious person

Example Sentences

A1 He is such a jerk, always acting like an a-hole.

A2 I can't believe she called him an a-hole in front of everyone.

B1 The boss was being a real a-hole today, making everyone stay late.

B2 I try to avoid people who act like a-holes, it's just not worth the drama.

C1 His behavior at the meeting was completely unacceptable, he was acting like a complete a-hole.

C2 I have zero tolerance for people who behave like a-holes, it's a sign of immaturity and lack of respect.

Examples of a-hole in a Sentence

formal The individual displayed disrespectful behavior and was referred to as an a-hole.

informal I can't believe that a-hole cut me off in traffic!

slang That guy is such an a-hole, always causing trouble.

figurative Dealing with that difficult client is like navigating a minefield of a-holes.

Grammatical Forms of a-hole

• past tense: a-holed
• plural: a-holes
• comparative: more a-hole
• superlative: most a-hole
• present tense: a-hole
• future tense: will be a-hole
• perfect tense: have a-holed
• continuous tense: is a-holing
• singular: a-hole
• positive degree: a-hole
• infinitive: to a-hole
• gerund: a-holing
• participle: a-holing

Origin and Evolution of a-hole

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: American English

Story behind the word: The term 'a-hole' is believed to have originated as a slang term in American English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a derogatory term to describe someone who is rude or unpleasant, the term 'a-hole' has evolved to become a commonly used slang term to refer to someone who is seen as obnoxious or annoying.