Sentence examples for At dickhead from inspiring English sources
The saloon-bar challenge: "What you lookin' at, dickhead?" could suddenly acquire a new significance, not to mention a justification.
Centuries ago you would taunt or express displeasure at a dickhead by hissing like a goose (the asshole of the bird world) at them it became so common that people just started referring to this act as "the goose".
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But look to your left and look to your right and then look down at your own torso and there is a 66percentt chance you just looked at at least one dickhead.
That left Saints playing catch-up, and their coach Nathan Brown confirmed in his usual pithy style that he had reminded his players of the need to do some tough stuff at half-time while stressing that "We don't have a dickhead at the club".
"Look at these dickheads with their banjos and their tweed!" Well, that's all over.
But I suppose the real takeaway from this is the sharp, sudden knowledge that – though we might look back and cringe at 2010-era dickheads, dickheads with their low vests and sailor tattoos, their moustaches and their spectacles – are we not still they?
But most grown men could survive a colleague repeatedly yelling "dickhead!" at them throughout their presentation to the board; that doesn't make it just normal business behaviour that men should stop being so humourless about.
It doesn't matter if he explains that he's been paid by the company to promote their products – the fact is, there's some dickhead at a party trying to sell us M&Ms.
All you need is some dickhead at a music paper or whatever to make an issue out it ..."....
People also laughed at her for "patronisingly" saying young people like inter-railing, which I didn't really get, because not being hassled by some dickhead at every border from Lisbon to Warsaw is pretty great if you ask me (assuming you're not a refugee).
