"wazzock" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Possibly from wiseacre, influenced by pillock, or possibly wazz + -ock. First attested in the 1984 novel When the Martians Land in Huddersfield by Mike Harding. Harding later suggested that the term came from the instrument used to fling a monarch's excrement out the window.",
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          "text": "I turn, as I must, to Mr Trump. His comments about Muslims are wrong. His policy to close borders, if he is elected as President, is bonkers. If he met one or two of my constituents in one of the many excellent pubs in my constituency, they may well tell him that he is a wazzock for dealing with the issue in that way."
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        "A stupid or annoying person."
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        "Southern-England"
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