kick in the ass
1. an occurence, remark, reply, or otherwise any given situation which genuinely causes momentary distress or disdain to the point that one tightens his or her sphincter, as if preparing to be kicked in the -ss. (also spelled using hyphens, like so; kick-in-the–ss, so as to accentuate that the phrase is to be used, or acknowledged as one word.)
2. literally, a kick in the -ss.
1. after working all week, and breaking his back for an ungrateful boss, rob’s paycheck was a real kick in the -ss.
2. when rob bent over to pick up his paycheck, his boss gave him a kick in the -ss.
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