Rattytatateyo

A major rat tail like that harry kid

yo harr bear gu got a rattytatateyo

by mattytatateyo November 4, 2003

Raty

When someone hits a milestone of subscribers on YouTube and then loses them.

"Wow! That guy just pulled a Raty!"

by ItsRaty February 13, 2017

rarted

similar to the derogatory term, retarded.
rarted is used more as a term to call someone when a person slips up or makes a mistake.

jim: hey what are you doinf today
john: dude you’re so rarted when it comes to spelling
jim: nigga kiss me already

by Jimbob boodlepom June 19, 2018

Rarted

Rarted is an extension of the slang term "Rah". It originated as a jamaican slang term used commonly in the UK. Rarted is used to express one person's shock and/or disbelief. Said in a british accent, most citizens would spell it with an 'AR' and not an 'AH' due to differences in the phonetics of how it sounds.

Example 1:

Tom: Yo, fam. Did you see Rebecca?
Nathan: Nah, bruv. What happened?
Tom: She fell off a cliff! She was bruised all over.
nathan: Rarted...is she okay?

Example 2:
Keith: Oh my days!
Garreth: Rarted! Did you just see that?!
Keith: Fam, that was sick!
Garreth: You dunknow!

by CRVX March 21, 2019

Rarted

The politically correct term for a "Boomer" or "Zoomer"

Young person 1: My neighbor is such a peak idiot Zoomer he thinks economic inflation is when he blows up balloons for money.
Young person 2: Excuse me, the proper term for someone like that is "Rarted", be more woke.

by JoeDirté October 15, 2019

ratty

To act like a rat...and no, not the animal, but the person who is currently named after the animal because of his "ratty" ways. AKA being a Ratsko.....

eyooo....stop bein so ratty over there my pin is tryin to poke someone

by Matt Matsko October 4, 2005

ratty

noun/verb/adjective. can be used in many ways to describe something. Getting blazed is equal to getting ratty in most circumstances. Smoking, people who smoke, anything of the sort. even full groups can be ratty

we getting ratty tonight!

by ratatatatatat December 29, 2010