arse

v. drink

Stevie bought a bottle of Bell's whiskey at the station and had arsed the lot by the time the train rolled into Waverley.
(from Trainspotting)

by Jean de Lettonie January 2, 2007

arse

Spoken in a posh english accent, it can be used to describe a person as being an idiot.

Lord Rumsford: "I say Jeeves, I asked for a bottle of Château Margaux 1978, not 1977 you complete arse!"
Jeeves: "Very good sir"

by Manx bloke January 2, 2007

arse

(noun) most commonly used as butt. if you're feeling classy, instead of ass, say arse.

I just got my arse kicked!

by Pat January 2, 2007

arse

British version of ass

The British are such Ars-Holes

by AC January 1, 2007

arse

a butt

she has a arse

by SwagMasterA1 January 25, 2016

arse

a butt

wow, what a beautiful arse!

by ViviXion March 23, 2017

arse

An alternative to 'ass'; often used in places where profanity is not acceptable i.e. work, church, etc.

You are such an arse!!

by Johnesia January 2, 2007