See schmuck in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"text": "One day my girlfriend, her boyfriend and I were sunbathing topless because that's Barbados - you can wear nothing if you want. And the Pepsi guy walks up and with my agent to meet us for lunch. I wondered if I should put on my top because I have a business relationship with him. I didn't want him to get offended because the rest of the beach had seen me with my top off. Meanwhile, as he's walking towards me he's saying to my agent \"I hope she puts on her top.\". He wasn't even being a schmuck, like wanting to see.",
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"ref": "2004, George Carlin, When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?:",
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"ref": "2008, Richard Powell, Rode Hard and Put Away Wet, page 171:",
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{
"ref": "2020, Joseph Heywood, Shadow of the Wolf Tree, page 130:",
"text": "“She schmucked three deer on M-95,” del Olmo said. “I was two minutes behind her. Man, she blew them up! […]",
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{
"ref": "2021, Victoria Pearle Hart, Ladies of the Mountain:",
"text": "Everyone gathered around the cake as Mitch and Liz prepared to cut the cake. She took a small piece in her hand, and Mitch said, \"What are you doing with that, babe?\" and she schmucked it into his mouth. He did the same right back.",
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