1. Mother-flipping British English variation of the American 'badass'. This version works best pronounced with an English accent, in the same way that the American 'badass' works best with an American accent.
It's unpopular, under-used and extremely difficult to pull off without sounding like a total muppet; consequently, it's hipper than wearing a home made t-shirt with a quote on that nobody's ever heard of, taken from a book no one has ever read.
It's unpopular, under-used and extremely difficult to pull off without sounding like a total muppet; consequently, it's hipper than wearing a home made t-shirt with a quote on that nobody's ever heard of, taken from a book no one has ever read.
hipster1: You know Steve McQueen did all his own stunts.
hipster 2: Yes, he was the quintessential Badarse
hipster 2: Yes, he was the quintessential Badarse
by Lucky Wise Fool September 5, 2012
Badarse is a way of saying badass when you are in a place where you might get in trouble for saying badass. There may be variations on this such as badonkadarse, as in "check out the badonkadarse on the chick"
by wiuweoiutk October 25, 2009
Similar to badass, but instead of describing someone whose tough, uncompromising or intimidating they've merely got a loose ring piece resulting in the occasional public accident.
Person 1: "Remember when ScoMo shat his pants at Engadine Maccas?"
Person 2: "Yeah, he's a real badarse!"
Person 2: "Yeah, he's a real badarse!"
by Democrab April 10, 2023