- ASSES
- They can be shaken but not stirred
- Foolish ones
- Fools
- Onagers
- Dolts
- Beasts of burden
- Ninnies
- Burros
- Dunderheads
- Thongs show them off
- Dumbbutts
- Promoters try to put them in seats
- They may be shaken, but are rarely stirred, at the bar
- Cans
- Nincompoops
- Pack animals
- Couple of cans
- Steakheads
- Dumbbells
- Shitheads
- Onager and kiang
- Members of a brayer meeting
- Equine sorts
- Long-eared brayers
- Ding-a-lings
- Obstinate types
- Bozos
- Pompous fools
- Saps
- Buffoons
- Stupes
- They're not too bright
- Dim bulbs
- Dull types
- Smart or dumb types?
- Long-eared beasts
- Heehaw announcers
- Bubbleheads
- Dummies or donkeys
- Obstinate equines
- Equines that bray
- Hinny and ninny
- Pack carriers
- Silly sorts
- Animals with backpacks
- Boneheads
- Chuckleheads
- Numskulls
- They bray
- Braying beasts
- Jerks
- Donkeys
- Braying burden bearers
- Biblical beasts of burden
- Pompous people
- Horses' relatives
- Pompous ones
- Mule relatives
- Boobs
- Pinheads
- Real idiots
- Dipsticks
- Stubborn beasts
- Butts
- They're sat on
- Inconsiderate individuals
- Horse relatives
- Biblical beasts
- Pompous sorts
- Jacks and jennies
- Pompous types
- Schmoes
- Carrying team
- Hauling team
- Long-eared critters
- Toting team
- Brayer group?
- Burden-bearing team
- Long-eared equines
- Onagers, e.g.
- Some jennies
- Sure-footed critters
- Burden-bearing beasts
- Hee-hawers
- Biblical mounts
- Jennies, e.g.
- Biblical bearers
- Mule kin
- Mule's kin
- Stubborn sorts
- Donkey relatives
- Lunkheads
- Stubborn equines
- Surefooted animals
- Wild equines
- Long-eared beasts of burden
- Zebra cousins
- Treasure of Sierra Madre beasts
- Horse's wild cousins
- Jacks, for example
- Horse cousins
- Nitwits
- They're stubborn
- Dummkopfs
- Stubborn ones
- Fatheads
- Chowderheads
- Geese
- Jerusalem ponies.
- Relatives of horses.
- Quadrupeds.
- Stubborn people.
- Longears.
- Relatives of the kiang.
- Symbols of obstinacy.
- Mugginses.
- Kiangs.
- ___ bridge, Euclid proposition.
- ___' bridge, proposition from Euclid.
- Work animals.
- African foxes.
- Beasts
- Blockheads
- Addlebrains
- Obstinate ones
- Simpletons
- Stupid ones
- Dunces
- Jennies
- Jennets
- Perverse fools
- Silly people
- Hinnies' mothers
- ___ bridge (Euclidean proposition)
- Hinnies' kin
- Bridge of_____ (Euclid proposition)
- Dodos
- Donkey's uncles
- Jacks, e.g.
- They may carry burdens
- Complete fools
- Burden carriers
- Obtuse ones
- Obstinate animals
- Zebra kin
- Complete jerks
- Imbeciles
- Barnyard brayers
- Total idiots
- Twits
- Low mounts?
- Yo-yos
- Pack-toting equines
- Total jerks
- They may be packed for a trip in the mountains
- What fools might make of themselves
- Jacks are male ones
- Sure-footed pack animals
- Foolish sorts
- Tuchuses
- Things that may be laughed off?
- They're in the back
- Some equines
- Beasts carrying packs
- Sure-footed equines
- Mules' sires
- Stubborn animals
- Bottoms
- Butts, butts, butts
- Doofuses
- Put ___ in seats
- Big jerks
- Complete buffoons
- Mules, hinnies and such
- Hinny and ninny, e.g.
- Jennies and such
- Ancestors of domestic donkeys
- Certain pack animals
- Domestic donkeys
- More pack animals
- Mules
- Braying equines
- Relatives of donkeys
- Animals that go "hee-haw!"
- Mules' fathers
- Braying bunch
- Long-eared animals
- Buttheads
- Obnoxious people
- Dumb types
- Cr che animals
- Epitomes of stubbornness
- Long-eared mammals
- Sure-footed creatures
- Animals that bray
- Working animals
- Some brayers
- Donkeys and burros
- Jennies and others
- Knuckleheads
- Burros, e.g.
- Some farm workers
- Mules' dads
- Zebras' relatives
- Parents of mules
- Male parents of mules
- Schmos
- Cart pullers
- Family who brays together?
- Obnoxious types
- Foolish folks
- Kin of mules
- Rude types
- Beasts that bray
