asses
Pronunciation: [ˈæsɪz]
Context: "animals"
(noun) asses are a type of animal that is like a donkey. They are known for being strong and stubborn, and people often use them as working animals.
Example
The farmer has several asses that help him carry heavy loads.
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He didn't want to buy a car; instead, he preferred to use his asses for transportation.
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Do you think asses are good animals for farm work?
Context: "slang, body parts"
(noun) asses is a slang term for people's buttocks. It is often used informally to talk about that part of the body, especially in a playful or casual way.
Example
They laughed at the funny picture of a cat sitting on its owner's asses.
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She was embarrassed and didn’t want anyone to look at her asses while she was changing.
Example
Why do you think people often make jokes about asses?
Context: "informal language"
(verb) to asses means to evaluate or judge something. It’s like when you look at something closely to understand it better.
Example
The teacher will asses the students’ projects to give them feedback.
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He didn’t asses the situation properly and ended up making a mistake.
Example
How do you plan to asses the quality of your work?