wazzock

/ ˈwæzək /

noun

1. dialect.
   a foolish or annoying person

Word History and Origins

Origin of wazzock¹

C20: of unknown origin

Example Sentences

Kick the wazzock’s shins, said Unborn Twin.

From Literature

During that session, Trump was variously branded a racist demagogue, a buffoon and a “wazzock” by MPs, although the vast majority did not support the idea of excluding him from the UK.

From The Guardian

MPs described him as a “fool”, a “buffoon” and a “wazzock” in the lengthy parliamentary debate in January last year.

From The Guardian

In summary, Edmonds is a total wazzock of a guy and I cannot stand him.

From The Guardian

“Demagogue,” “buffoon” and “wazzock” — a semi-obscure Britishism meaning, roughly, “twit” — were among the insults that echoed off the drafty stone walls in the mother of all parliaments.

From Washington Post