Arsch mit Ohren
What does “Arsch mit Ohren” mean in English?
This is a humorous insult for someone who's annoying or unpleasant, essentially calling them an 'arse with ears.'
Literally “arse with ears”
It's a direct jab aimed at someone, similar to calling someone a 'dickhead' in English. It's a fixed phrase, so you'll hear it used in a lighthearted or mocking tone.
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Related German words
Arschgeige
3/5 · VulgarThis is a humorous way to call someone an annoying idiot, implying they're as useless as a violin made for your arse. It's not meant to be taken literally.
Arschgesicht
3/5 · VulgarIt's a vulgar insult aimed at someone, essentially calling them an 'arse face.'
Arschkriecher
3/5 · VulgarIt's an insult for someone who flatters others to gain favor, like a sycophant or brown-noser. The literal translation, 'arse crawler,' adds a vivid imagery of servility.
Arschlecker
3/5 · VulgarIt's an insult for someone who flatters others excessively, often to gain favor. Literally, it translates to 'arse licker.'
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