英和和英

名詞

esshole (plural essholes)

1. Alternative spelling of asshole (“A receptacle for ash”).
   • 1899, Francis Hindes Groome, “Ashypelt”, in Gypsy Folk-Tales‎, London: Hurst and Blackett, page 235:

     They 'ad twelve sons, and there was one son called Ashypelt. He was the youngest son, and they didn't never think but very little o' Ashypelt, as 'ee was allus used to be i' the esshole under the fire, an' the brothers used to spit on 'im and laugh at 'im an' make fun of 'im an' that.