Jackassery

What is Jackassery?


1.

Conduct consistent with a Jackass.

Kevin is guilty of Jackassery

2.

a large quantity of stupid, asinine behavior; typically referring to a group of people exhibiting poor judgment.

On a rainy morning in San Diego, my friend commented to me, "These people don't know how to drive! There sure is a lot of jackassery going on around here."

See idiocy, lunacy, rationality

3.

(adv.) jackassery, actions befitting a jackass or herd of jackass,

Inflected Form(s): plural -er·ies

dubious moronic action (bufoonery): foolish action or behavior

The jackassery in Congress appears to have no bounds.

Despite all the jackassery in the office; Jim still was was able to get something done.

See jackass, dink, buffoon, moron

4.

Words and actions used by someone that make them a Jackass.

Don't bother me with your jackassery.

See idiot, dumbass, buttmunch, asshole, etc.

5.

1. The effect of foolish or thoughtless actions, such as performed by a jackass.

2. The foolish or thoughless actions of a jackass.

3. The practice of being a jackass.

"He finds himself suffering from his own jackassery."

6.

Any fit of extreme buffoonery that causes even Nickelback fans to shake their heads in disbelief.

Lexington, KY, sports reporter Alan Cutler's mad chase of fired UK coach Billy Gillispie through the halls of the Joe Craft Center was jackassery in its purest form.

See buffoonery, dickishness, george w. bush

7.

1. The act(s) of behavior relating to a jackass.

Billy was kicking the soda machine because he had no money, so he was committing jackassery.

See jackassery, jackass, jack, jackasses


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