rat on a cracker

Someone who relentlessly pursues a seemingly hopeless situation

She is a rat on a cracker with that guy. No matter how many times he turns her down for a date-she still keeps asking.

by Back East Girl December 15, 2009

Brook Rat

Someone from the town of Westbrook, this is someone who likes to get fucked up. Including but not limited to drink alcohol, smoke butt's, smoke weed, smoke crack, blow pill's, blow anything they can get in their nostrils.

some brook rats place in westbrook

by brookrat420 January 23, 2011

rectum rat

a rat which is smaller than its relatives of which resides in the crevice known as your ass. has the tendency to nibble on your sphincter muscle causing the person to uncontrollably shit their pants.

you should really call the pest controll about that rectum rat

by stephenconey121 October 20, 2010

Rats hammers

This saying is used to show shock or something unbelievable such as "fucking hell" is used.

e.g instead of "oh my god!"

"Chris just won £10000"
" Rats hammers! how he do it?"

by KatieLovesIt! April 21, 2009

monkey rat

"Monkey Rat" is slang for Opossum. To those who have never gotten up close and personal with an opossum, this slang term may seem silly. However, as more and more South American spieces are available through pet stores, more and more people are familiar with the monkey-like hands and feet, and the prehensile (grabbing) tail of Opossums.

I have a pet monkey rat, and she is the snuggliest of all my pets. And she climbs like crazy!

by Virginia Didelphus July 11, 2006

deal rat

A person addicted to card games of any variety. The term is most often however, used to describe a gambler who plays poker or blackjack on a regular basis.

John is such a deal rat. He's always looking for a poker game!

by JLH June 20, 2007

Sick Rat

Most commonly used in Australia. Can be used as an insult to anybody, but generally laid off at your friends or acquaintances in a jokingly manner.

Can also have the potential for appraisals, such as another Australian colloquialism fully sick('fully sick, mate' after can be used as well).

"Your such a sick rat."
OR
"Your such a sick rheeet" (emphasize on the rat to show even more disgust)

by Jonathan.M November 8, 2007