Joe Dirt
Joe Dirt noun: a rural and unsophisticated man, especially a redneck.
Noun
Joe Dirt (plural Joe Dirts)
- A rural and unsophisticated man, especially a redneck.
- "Yeah, perfectly safe," Andie says nervously. "It's a fair ride that was assembled yesterday by a bunch of Joe Dirts."2018, Cindy Dorminy, In a Jam, Red Adept Publishing
- That’s the Joe Dirt of Jedi names. When you know your kid’s going to be a piece of shit and don’t want him to have your last name.2021 March 30, DutchOfSorissi, “In my point of view this is true”, in reddit.com
Forms of Joe Dirt
| plural | Joe Dirts |
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Origin of Joe Dirt
From the titular character of the 2001 movie Joe Dirt.
Questions about Joe Dirt
- What does Joe Dirt mean?
- Joe Dirt means a rural and unsophisticated man, especially a redneck.
- What part of speech is Joe Dirt?
- Joe Dirt is a noun.
- What is the plural of Joe Dirt?
- The plural of Joe Dirt is Joe Dirts.
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