"asswad" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2004, Catherine Trieschmann, crooked [play], Samuel French, 2009 American ed., p. 30",
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          "text": "MARIBEL: You can't cuss"
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          "text": "In later seasons of DC [Dawson's Creek], it seemed like the writers finally caught on to what we'd known all along: Dawson is an asswad […]",
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          "text": "“Everyone's a stupid little shitbag when they're kids.” “Really?” “Uh-huh, and if you're not a sitbag, well, then you're a cumstain.” “Or an asswad.” “That's right.”",
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