Draft
Draft verb - To pick especially for required military service.
Jerk
Jerk verb - To move or cause to move with a sharp quick motion.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- In Draft Day, Coach Penn often acts like a jerk ass, but he's right when he points out the Browns made a draft analysis and created a playbook with the current quarterback in mind.
Source: Jerkass Has a Point -
Jerkass Has a Point: Coach Penn often acts like a Jerk Ass, but he's right when he points out the Browns made a draft analysis and created a playbook with Brian Drew as a quarterback in mind (Penn doesn't want to teach a new quarterback his plays).
Source: Film / Draft Day -
He relents and changes the characters to not be so obviously stand-ins for his real life friends after Tom "revises" the program to paint the Doctor as an arrogant and unethical Jerk Ass so he sees how offensive his first draft was.
Source: Other Me Annoys Me
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