Jerkface Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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jerkface

[หˆdส’ษœหrkleษชs ]

Definition

Context #1 | Noun

insult

A person who behaves in a rude or obnoxious manner, often making offensive or disrespectful remarks.

Synonyms

fool, idiot, jerk, moron.

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Word Description / Examples
jerkface

Used in informal and often playful settings to describe someone acting unpleasantly. It has a humorous or teasing tone.

  • Don't be such a jerkface, come join us for the game.
idiot

Used as an insult to describe someone who has done something extremely stupid. It has a stronger negative connotation and can be hurtful.

  • Why did you leave the door unlocked, you idiot?
moron

Used to describe someone who is perceived as very dumb or incompetent. It is a strong insult with a negative connotation.

  • Only a moron would try to fix an electrical problem without turning off the power.
jerk

Used to describe someone who is being rude or inconsiderate. It has a negative connotation and is often used in moments of frustration.

  • Stop being a jerk and apologize.
fool

Used to describe someone acting unwisely or recklessly. It can be both light-hearted or slightly critical, depending on the situation.

  • You're going to catch a cold going out in the rain without a coat, you fool!

Examples of usage

  • He called me a jerkface and stormed off.
  • Don't be such a jerkface, nobody likes your attitude.

Translations

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Origin of 'jerkface'

The term 'jerkface' originated in American English in the mid-20th century. It is a combination of 'jerk,' meaning a contemptibly obnoxious or stupid person, and 'face,' emphasizing the offensive nature of the insult. 'Jerkface' is commonly used in informal or colloquial language to express frustration or anger towards someone's behavior.


See also: jerk, jerkin, jerky.