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That sounds reasonable to me, it does seem darker in the British usage. Also - in US English, you could call someone an "ass" - its not really that bad an insu
by michaelneale 18y ago
That sounds reasonable to me, it does seem darker in the British usage.
Also - in US English, you could call someone an "ass" - its not really that bad an insult, like you said, more about their behaviour at a point in time. There is also the donkey meaning (ass) which makes it less insulting then it would otherwise be.
- 13ren 18y agoYes - the donkey meaning. I think actual donkeys might also have been more common in the USA.