River Rat

Another reference to a USN SWCC (Special Warfare Combatant-Craft Crewman. SWCC are our nation’s premier force for operating and maintaining high-performance, state-of-the art craft on NSW combat missions in littoral (shallow-water) environments. These elite fast-boat operators are part of Naval Special Warfare Command, which is comprised of SEAL Teams, SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) Teams and Special Boat Teams.

Highly-experienced “Brown Water” boat operators in support of SEAL missions.

The River Rats will be the support transporting the SEALS for the combat mission.

by snflwrtato October 21, 2011

Ring Rats

A word used by professional wrestlers to describe underage groupie girls that hang outside the door that leads to the dressing room or locker room. When a pro wrestler comes out from the dressing room, they scream at a very high pitch. Ring rats will try to get the attention of a pro wrestler, seeing if they can get a date.

There is a whole bunch of ring rats hanging outside the locker room tonight.

by Paul Della Valle July 2, 2004

Rat Fucked

To be searched aggressively and thoroughly.

Man, Sarge really rat fucked O'Conner's bunk looking for that booze.

by pfc thomas August 13, 2005

Clat-Rat

Something or someone that is Dirty,Skanky, Scummy and/or Ratty.

'' Eurghh - That Girl over there is a right Clat-rat ''

by gemembem September 13, 2009

Lab Rat

An individual that will put any kind of drug through their system.

Rob: I'm seeing this new broad, I think she's going to be good for me. Does t smoke, no drugs and a light drinker

John: oh yeah.....does she know you're a Lab Rat??

by Bogus24 November 12, 2017

Snap Rat

An individual under the impression that their fellow Snapchat users enjoy receiving a picture or short video clip of what they are doing every ten fucking minutes.

1: Did you see Karen's Snapchats yesterday?

2: You mean all 412 of them?

1: Yeah, she's a real Snap Rat that one

by notgerard January 17, 2014

rat unit

Derived from a group of male students identified by their rodent tendancies in Preston (UK) circa 2003-4 who travelled round the town in a unit.

Psyching themselves up for a good night of rat behaviour, members would often call out "Rat Unit", and use the term as a defence for any rat behaviour that is carried out.

by Tedward McForeskin March 14, 2005