romp rats

A male or female that wears rompers every weekend and regularly gets sloppy drunk and sleeps with a different partners every time. Usually loud, sloppy and easy. Most commonly found on a campus usually in a sorority/fraternity.

Last night I barley dodged those romp rats by the quad. They were desperate for anyone.

by Maybe Miike November 13, 2017

Propaganda Rat

A 3 piece rock band from New Plymouth, New Zealand in the early 1990's. Lead vocals, guitar/bass, harmonica Manu Scott, Drums and vocals Terry Byrne, Guitar/bass and backing vocals Matt Hancock.

What did you do in the early 90's?

Not much, sat around at The Mill listening to Propaganda Rat

by Williamshatnerspants February 27, 2013

gay rat

emos from all across the land Come one come all :)

Crankthatfrank is a gay rat

by smolboinoah October 18, 2019

Dish Rat

adj.

a) someone who washes dishes for a living, in a cafe / bar etc.

b) term meant to be used as an insult.

a) Tony= "Man I fucking hate being a dish rat at the local pub. It's shit pay, and I come home smelling like shit"
Anothony= "Make your job sound better, call yourself an "Underwater Porcelain technician"

b) "Dude, your a fucking dishrat. Go use your n00b tubes some more.

by Xx5ilentNite September 21, 2008

pillow rat

A person who chooses to spend the day in bed lounging and justifies it by claiming they have nothing better to do with their time.

Lizzie decided to be a pillow rat even though her friends asked her to go to the beach.

by Prof.Juggles June 16, 2020

Radio Rat

A woman who listens to radio shows religiously, and attempts to sleep with members of the show. Often sleeping with various members of the cast to get to the host. (see also; groupie, ring rat, skeezer, gold digger.)

Screener - "Hey man that radio rat is on the line again, should we let her through?"
Host - "Why so she can try to give me the clap too? Hang up on the bitch."

by MediocreMarvel February 11, 2008

Piece of rat

colloquial expression prominently used in Brokerage houses Specialised in Bespokes and Poker. Individuals are known to use it as a middle word, meaning a word said in the middle of a phrase.

"Pass me the tabasco, piece of rat", "this guy is a piece of rat"

by Scarabinio January 21, 2009