"dickass" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "dick + ass",
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          "ref": "1995, Craig Brown, The Private Eye: Craig Brown Parodies",
          "text": "What kind of a dickass line is this: \"Jeez, I, like, slopped coffee over my blouse\"?",
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        "A contemptible person."
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        "(Canada, US, vulgar) A contemptible person."
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          "ref": "1842, Moses Aaron Richardson, The Local Historian's Table Book",
          "text": "It [the Picktree brag] came also like a galloway, but more often like a coach horse, and went trotting along the “lonin, afore folks, settin up a great nicker and a whinney every now and then;\" and it came frequently like a “dickass,” and it always stopped at the pond [...]",
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        "An ass (donkey), a jackass, especially a male ass."
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        "(Durham, obsolete) An ass (donkey), a jackass, especially a male ass."
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  "word": "dickass"
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        "A contemptible person."
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