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  • The origin of the term half assed - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The “half-assed” part refers to having your pants not done up all the way yet, with half your ass showing If you are in that state, you are likely to be unprepared for the day’s tasks and generally incompetent So the admonition: Don’t go off half-assed … reminds you to stop, prepare, then go off and do a task successfully
  • offensive language - Etymology of half-assed - English Language . . .
    The term "half-assed" is used to refer to something being sloppy or partially completed For example, "You really did a half-assed job on those TPS reports, Bob " What is the etymology of this phra
  • slang - Where does cant be arsed come from? - English Language . . .
    Can't be arsed dates from at the very least 1968, where it appeared in Hunter Davies' authorised biography of The Beatles, in a Paul McCartney quote: "If they can't be arsed awaiting for me, I can't be arsed going after them So I sat down and watched telly " As semi-vulgar slang, it will have been used in speech much before first appearing in a book The OED has "can't be arsed" from 1988
  • Synonym for half-ass - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    As in: Don't half-ass this project or I'll fire you I don't want to half-ass this project or I'll be fired I half-assed this project and was fired
  • Where does the slang word bad + ass (badass) come from?
    What is the origin of the word badass? Why a "bad" ass "bad" + "ass"? What is an ass that is bad and how can an ass that is bad describe a tough person?
  • Why does one run around like a blue-arsed fly?
    If you watch a bluebottle, the fly in question, they buzz around in a generally hectic and irritating fashion without - as far as one can tell - getting much done If one is running around like a blue-arsed fly you are not running around in the same way the fly would run around, but you are running around in the way the fly will fly around- hectic, hurried, noisy, maybe a little annoying and
  • offensive language - Is there a definitive direction for going “full . . .
    4 I’ve never heard “full ass” as an actual term anywhere, but I wondered about it since the actual term “half-ass” implies there should be a theoretical meaning for going full If “half-ass” means insufficient work performance, then would going full mean maximally sufficient? Or since “ass” is generally treated as bad, does going full mean maximally insufficient (i e 0%
  • More family friendly phrase for always use your full
    2 I'm familiar with half-assing something, and with the past participle (e g a half-assed assignment), but I've never heard of using one's full ass or whole ass In any case, there's "give 110 percent," "always give it your all" "give it your best effort" "do your best," etc
  • Where did the phrase I dont give a rats ass come from?
    Apart from a single occurrence in 1953 (see Colin’s answer), Google ngram sees it picking up from 1970, after sporadic use in the 60’s I don't know anything about where it comes from, but it was probably picked up more for how it rolls of the tongue than other reasons
  • Origin of the saying eyes like pissholes in the snow
    The military attribution seems to be accurate "Piss-hole in the snow" is a negative assessment of value (around World War II) much like "rat's ass" Note that "rat assed" also evolved to mean drunk Sometime between 1965 and 1970 the expression "eyes like pissholes in the snow" came to be used for hungover You can see its culmination in the movie "Get Carter" (1971) as an indication that the





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