stronzo

piece of sh-t (italian)
italian slang for “-sshole.” carries connotation of dumb–ss tendencies in addition to obnoxiousness.
“that f-ckin’ stronzo thinks he can do whatever the f-ck he wants. looks like it’s gonna take our friends smith & wesson to convince the dumb f-ck otherwise.”
obscenity from italian–literally meaning “t-rd” but often used vocatively.
hey stronzo! are you going to help me or what?
in italian, t-rd or -sshole or b-st-rd; often used to offend, but it can be used also among friends without offending intention.
it means “piece of sh-t” (in italian: “pezzo di merda”, which is also used with the same meaning of “stronzo”);
when used to denote a real piece of sh-t (not in the figurative way), it often denotes an oblong piece of sh-t.
– quello stronzo mi ha imbrogliato!
– that b-st-rd cheated me!

– ho uno stronzo che sporge dal culo, dov’è il bagno?
– (lit.) i have a piece of sh-t that protrude from the -ss, where’s the wc?
– (not lit.) i need the wc very urgently!

– il cane mollò uno stronzo di dimensioni bibliche.
– the dog dropped a piece of sh-t which had biblic dimension (i.e., so big that it deserves a special mention in an important book)

(tra amici che giocano a carte, uno mette giù un poker) – ma che stronzo!
(among friends playing cards, one of them put down a poker) – what a b-st-rd!
literally “piece of sh-t” or “t-rd” derived from the verb stronzare, to sh-t.

commonly used as b-st-rd, b-tch, or son of a b-tch

feminine: stronza
plural: stronzi
lasciami stare, stronzo

leave me alone, t-rd!/-sshole

hai fatto una grande stronzata!

lit: you made a big sh-t!
fig: you really f-cked things up!
someone who uses italian words, even if there is an english equivalent.
mary-ellen said she would bring some “gelato”. what a stronzo!!