"Oh, no breakfast for me thanks. I've had my arse at high tide for the past two days and I'm afraid to fart in case I blow out a tsunami!"
by Gruntie Stevie October 25, 2020
Get the Arse at high tide mug.An Australia interpretation of the phrase "Cunt-Ass".
The location on an Australian female's body, between the cunt and the ass.
Also used as an insult, usually describing cowardness amongst groups.
The location on an Australian female's body, between the cunt and the ass.
Also used as an insult, usually describing cowardness amongst groups.
Australian man: Oi cunt, you like vegemite?
British Chap: No, I'd prefer margarine.
Crowd of Australian men: So you're a cunt-arse.
British Chap: No, I'd prefer margarine.
Crowd of Australian men: So you're a cunt-arse.
by toddrwod July 21, 2021
Get the Cunt-Arse mug.Someone (a teacher) who thinks they're at the frontier of modern scientific practices, and believe they can do whatever the hell they please.
Madhir : "Did you see how he marked our test? I wrote it as it was in the textbook and he marked it wrong."
Saif : "I used a synonym and he marked it wrong. He's a real thoroughbred arse."
Madhir : "Don't tell him that now, i don't think he will understand. He'd only accept homozygous anus."
Saif : "I used a synonym and he marked it wrong. He's a real thoroughbred arse."
Madhir : "Don't tell him that now, i don't think he will understand. He'd only accept homozygous anus."
by biig chungus April 18, 2021
Get the Thoroughbred arse mug.by Rosywiththehosy March 20, 2018
Get the hypocritical arse mug.A small statured brown/grey donkey breed used primarily for transportation of wool textiles in Bhutan. They are interbred from Equus africanus asinus and Mulleus calceus in the late 1100's BCE. The breed originated from the nomadic peoples of the North-West Asian Steppes and spread to the surrounding areas. The type was especially used in the Himalayan regions (Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bhutan and Tibet) as they are a versatile, strong, hardy and agile breed, perfect for mountainous terrain. In the early 14th century, the breed essentially disappeared from use in the North-West Asian Steppes, but continued to be used heavily in the countries of nowadays Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet. Today, the breed is still in use in Bhutan, but has disappeared from the stables of Nepal and Tibet due to the introduction of the modern Asinus aureus breed, a larger grey donkey type with much the same characteristics of the Arse-candy breed. The people of Bhutan still heavily rely on this method of transport and will for many years to come.
by StukaGruppen13 October 26, 2017
Get the Arse Thimble mug.