Jerkface: meaning, definitions and examples

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.

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?

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.

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.

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!