Definition of jagoff in English:

jagoff

noun ˈdʒaɡɒfˈdʒæɡˌɔf

US dialect

(chiefly in western Pennsylvania) a stupid, irritating, or contemptible person.
Example sentencesExamples
- It might just be the jagoff in the computer terminal next to you, but you're competing!
- First of all, I would like to say that he is just a total jagoff.
- Over in Seattle, some jagoff comported himself (or herself) even more offensively as this anonymous writer tells it.
- I'm hardly ever sick, I get along with pretty much everyone who isn't a total jagoff, I don't mind working late, and I'm ridiculously loyal.
- He's a carpetbagging jagoff, and not a real Texan, no matter how much "brush" he "clears."

Origin

1930s: from jackoff, perhaps influenced by jag¹.

Definition of jagoff in US English:

jagoff

nounˈjaɡˌôfˈdʒæɡˌɔf

US dialect

(chiefly in western Pennsylvania) a stupid, irritating, or contemptible person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Over in Seattle, some jagoff comported himself (or herself) even more offensively as this anonymous writer tells it.
- He's a carpetbagging jagoff, and not a real Texan, no matter how much "brush" he "clears."
- I'm hardly ever sick, I get along with pretty much everyone who isn't a total jagoff, I don't mind working late, and I'm ridiculously loyal.
- First of all, I would like to say that he is just a total jagoff.
- It might just be the jagoff in the computer terminal next to you, but you're competing!

Origin

1930s: from jackoff, perhaps influenced by jag.

单词	jagoff
释义	Definition of jagoff in English: jagoff noun ˈdʒaɡɒfˈdʒæɡˌɔf US dialect (chiefly in western Pennsylvania) a stupid, irritating, or contemptible person. Example sentencesExamples It might just be the jagoff in the computer terminal next to you, but you're competing! First of all, I would like to say that he is just a total jagoff. Over in Seattle, some jagoff comported himself (or herself) even more offensively as this anonymous writer tells it. I'm hardly ever sick, I get along with pretty much everyone who isn't a total jagoff, I don't mind working late, and I'm ridiculously loyal. He's a carpetbagging jagoff, and not a real Texan, no matter how much "brush" he "clears." Origin 1930s: from jackoff, perhaps influenced by jag¹. Definition of jagoff in US English: jagoff nounˈjaɡˌôfˈdʒæɡˌɔf US dialect (chiefly in western Pennsylvania) a stupid, irritating, or contemptible person. Example sentencesExamples Over in Seattle, some jagoff comported himself (or herself) even more offensively as this anonymous writer tells it. He's a carpetbagging jagoff, and not a real Texan, no matter how much "brush" he "clears." I'm hardly ever sick, I get along with pretty much everyone who isn't a total jagoff, I don't mind working late, and I'm ridiculously loyal. First of all, I would like to say that he is just a total jagoff. It might just be the jagoff in the computer terminal next to you, but you're competing! Origin 1930s: from jackoff, perhaps influenced by jag.
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