Definitions
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- n. Alternative spelling of wiseass.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Growing up in the village of Brewster, New York, comedian PJ Walsh was a very convincing wise-ass.
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By the way, the other letter to the editor 42 years ago was from a wise-ass college radio announcer.
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The story follows a dysfunctional womanizing flight escort who is forced to travel with a 14-year old spoiled rich wise-ass kid after their plane is grounded due to engine trouble.
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More charm: The addition of Aaron Ashmore as new team member Steven Jinks surely means oodles of fresh antagonism and well-written witticisms from Eddie McClintock's professional wise-ass Pete.
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That could have been a wise-ass Warren song, you know?
Mike Ragogna: Collapse Into Now: A Conversation with R.E.M.'s Mike Mills
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But I hadn't spent seven or eight years in the retards classes because I couldn't read without learning how to use my fists when some wise-ass decides to take issue with my intelligence, or anything else.
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The wise-ass satirist of 1941 and the Indiana Jones movies?
Up, George Lucas, the spirit of adventure, and the myth of the fallen angel
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Look for that initial animosity to wear off quickly once the wise-ass of the group gets a load of the Dylan Walsh-ness of this newbie.
The Truth is Out There: What's Next for the Pretty Little Liars?
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"Then a wise-ass like you shows up and drinks the whole thing!"
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He begins his tale recounting his childhood as a street-smart, wise-ass Catholic school kid who grew up in the "White Harlem" section of New York City.
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