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The phrase "a jackass of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone as foolish or annoying, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "He acts like a jackass of a friend, always making fun of me."
Alternatives: "a fool of" or "an idiot of".
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Even then, I would highly recommend making a jackass of yourself over sitting at your table wishing you were working it out to Kool & the Gang.
That he's so fully made a jackass of himself that otherwise reasonable people are perfectly willing to publicly call bullshit on the size of his genitals, frequently, and confidently.
Yes, of course you can find both love and create a kick-ass career into your 50s, 60s and beyond, but let's be frank: There are only so many optimal, peak-performance years you've got to work with, and I don't want you wasting your prime with a jackass of a boss who doesn't appreciate all you have to offer.
Some would call him a jackass of all trades: Acting, dancing, singing, hosting––He does them all, relatively poorly, to the delight of fans and detractors alike.
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And part of that safety involves keeping you from drinking too much, or making a jackass out of yourself with the attractive passenger sitting next to you, or getting so belligerent that the pilot has to make an emergency landing.
He weaved contrasting textures into his concerto, ranging from what he described in the liner notes as "the bellowing hee-haw of a jackass" to the wailing sound of bagpipes.
Richard Schickel of Time also enjoyed Murphy's role, stating, "No one has ever made a funnier jackass of himself than Murphy".
An especially loud Texan, a comrade asserted, had a voice that was a "cross between the bray of a jackass and the note of a turkey buzzard, and far excels either in melody".
You making the Us look like a ovly confedent jackass of a country.
"He's like McNulty from 'The Wire,' except instead of drinking problems and philandering, he's being a jackass," Samberg said of his wisenheimer Det.
It does make you a bit of a jackass.
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