Converse of object

• kick: Also Greg, you still getting your ass kicked at pool all the time?

• whip: So, how was he able to whip the asses of two heavily armed robbers?

• kiss: I wouldn't kiss the clubs ass like Jo seems to be but hey, she's got a fair point!

• make: Will Bottom ever stop making an ass of himself?

Adjective modifier

• pompous: What picture does the phrase " pompous ass " spontaneously bring to your mind?

• dumb: FOUNTAIN: It's a cable TV show where the kids act like, well, dumb asses.

• lazy: We're just sitting our lazy asses deep underground, scooping the surface for idiotic whitehat trash to mess with.

• silly: Clapham, the " silly ass " who could never find the right word at the right time, was the thin one.

• tight: Wouldn't you love to stuff you fingers into Envy's tight ass?

• sorry: Either you come back here on your own or I drag your sorry ass back on the bumper of my car.

Modifies a noun

• hole: Only to have to be hit with a £ 26 pound fine by the ass hole ticket conductor on the train at Swindon.

Noun used with modifier

• whoop: Personally I would pay money to see Sharman open a can of whoop ass on Trace.

• kick: Charr is doing a kick ass job, carrying on from the late great Dan Damage, who sadly passed away on July 2004.

• yo: And he not ugly, he probably look better than yo ass!

Possessives

• colt: He will ride into Jerusalem upon an ass's colt in mock triumph.

• head: Another Coat: Argent, an ass's head erased Sable, a canton Gules.

Possessives

• rat: People don't really give a rat's ass about how an animal feels.

• horse: A: The stagecoach driver only has to look at four horses ' asses.