Assword

/ˈæsˌwɜrd/ noun

Definition

A humorous misspelling or deliberate alteration of 'password,' often used to indicate a weak or obvious password.

Etymology

Modern portmanteau combining 'ass' (buttocks, fool) + 'word,' playing on the similarity to 'password.' Emerged from internet culture mocking poor password security practices.

Kelly Says

The term 'assword' captures the frustration security experts feel about people choosing terrible passwords like '123456' or 'password' - it's literally calling such choices foolish.

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