"I couldn't be arsed."
"He wasn't arsed."
An example of how this is used in conversation:
"What do you want for tea?"
"I don't know, I'm not arsed."
"He wasn't arsed."
An example of how this is used in conversation:
"What do you want for tea?"
"I don't know, I'm not arsed."
by Kelly December 22, 2004

A british slang word, which has the same meaning as ass, which is bum.
Can be added to the end of a sentence, to contradict the meaning of the sentence.
Can be added to the end of a sentence, to contradict the meaning of the sentence.
by krackpipe December 13, 2003

by SkuM001 November 27, 2003

Arse is a British English and Hiberno-English term or vulgarism for the buttocks, equivalent to the American English "ass"
Old English ærs, ears, from Proto-Germanic arsaz.
Cognate with German Arsch.
Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European orse (“backside, buttocks”)
Old English ærs, ears, from Proto-Germanic arsaz.
Cognate with German Arsch.
Ultimately from Proto-Indo-European orse (“backside, buttocks”)
by goblob March 24, 2011

by manutdfan4life March 22, 2005


by Bungalow Bill January 30, 2002
