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Definition of sassbox

sassbox

  • a person who is verbally insubordinate. A favorite term of old ladies.
    Don't talk back to me you, sassbox!

    Last edited on Jan 10 2003. Submitted by Robert C. from Bay City, MI 48708, USA on Jan 10 2003.

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Definitions include: a general exclamation.
Definitions include: to get beat up; to severely injure
Definitions include: to insult.
Definitions include: "what's up".
Definitions include: dumber than "stupid".
Definitions include: considerable support
Definitions include: confusing.
Definitions include: to tolerate something unpleasant until the end.
Definitions include: This phrase describes someone who looks sick, old or otherwise, like a dead person.
Definitions include: not squared away - all rounded.

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