butthole

butthole — noun

1. a rude, very informal word for the small opening between the buttocks through wh

1.名詞
釋義

a rude, very informal word for the small opening between the buttocks through which solid waste leaves the body.

例句

The puppy kept dragging its butthole across the carpet, so Ignacio took it to the vet.

concrete anatomical usage with animal subject

Christopher complained that his new bike seat was rubbing painfully against his butthole.

common informal anatomical reference

同義詞
  • anus

    the neutral medical term; use in clinical or formal writing

  • asshole

    equally vulgar slang; interchangeable in casual rude speech

  • bumhole

    British informal; slightly milder and more childish in tone

用法筆記

Vulgar and crude — avoid in polite, professional, or written contexts. Use 'anus' in medical or formal speech and 'bum' or 'bottom' in gentler everyday talk.

常見錯誤

❌The doctor examined the patient's butthole during the check-up.
✅The doctor examined the patient's anus during the check-up.
💡'butthole' is too crude for medical or formal contexts; use 'anus' instead.
❌Please wash your butthole carefully, sweetheart.
✅Please wash your bottom carefully, sweetheart.
💡when speaking to a small child or in polite family settings, 'bottom' or 'bum' is friendlier than the crude 'butthole'.

2. a rude, very informal name for someone who behaves in a mean, irritating, or unp

2.名詞
釋義

a rude, very informal name for someone who behaves in a mean, irritating, or unpleasant way that makes others dislike them.

例句

Élise called her older brother a butthole after he hid her phone again.

call someone a butthole — sibling insult context

Hugo said the manager was being a real butthole about giving anyone time off.

be a butthole about + topic of complaint

同義詞
  • jerk

    milder, very common American slang for the same idea

  • asshole

    stronger and more vulgar; used for serious offence

  • meanie

    childish and softer; popular with kids and in playful adult speech

反義詞
  • sweetheart

    warmly kind person; opposite emotional tone

文法句型

call someone a butthole

be a butthole to someone

用法筆記

Milder and more childish-sounding than 'asshole'; teenagers and family members often pick this word when they want to insult without sounding fully adult. Distinguish from sense 1 by context — sense 2 is always about a person and never about an actual body part.

常見錯誤

❌The new boss has a difficult butthole and shouts at staff every day.
✅The new boss is a real butthole and shouts at staff every day.
💡the insult sense IS the person, not a quality they have; use 'be a butthole', not 'have a butthole'.
❌My professor is a butthole because he set us a difficult exam.
✅My professor is being a butthole for setting us such a difficult exam.
💡use the present-progressive 'being a butthole' when describing a one-off mean action, not a permanent character trait.