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“I am made an ass”: Falstaff and the Scatology of Windsor's Polity: muse.jhu.edu

The Alternative Dutch Dictionary: hol an arse, an anus NOTE The literal meaning is "hole". hufter (noun, m.) cad NOTE Etymology obscure, possibly an archaic form of "ripoff artist".; www.alternative-dictionaries.net

NAMES: Ass, origin of sumame, 16.2l2—3. Assiniboine, 17.; www.wtsn.binghamton.edu

STUDIES IN ARMENIAN ETYMOLOGY: Leiden University for discussions of various issues and etymologies: Robert For the chapter 3.5.; vahagnakanch.files.wordpress.com

On Germanic-Saami contacts and Saami prehistory1: No etymology has been proposed for common Saami *pëtë 'arse, behind'. However, the word very closely resembles PGerm *fudV- (< PreGerm *putV-).; www.sgr.fi

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arse - Online Etymology Dictionary: The Online Etymology Dictionary. Search: Search Mode Middle English had arse-winning "money obtained by prostitution" (late 14c.).; www.etymonline.com

ass (1) - Online Etymology Dictionary: www.etymonline.com

ass - Wiktionary: en.wiktionary.org

Rhotic Ass or Arse? | Antimoon Forum: However, the etymology of "arse" suggests that it is in fact the original version of the word: <<arse.; www.antimoon.com

arse - etymology: Arse - Etymology.; www.experiencefestival.com

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