'i can't be arsed to go to school'
by appathy January 20, 2012
by Housemate Gerbil June 05, 2011
alternative for bum bag, a bag which one wears atop their buttocks, (secured by a belt-like device with a clip for attachment and detachment) while running, walking, etc.
in the television series, 'the nanny', yeta wears an 'arse sack' incorrectly, and wears it on the front, hence the name 'arse sack' or 'bum bag'
"hey, mum, have you got your arse sack on yet so we can get runnin'"
"hey, mum, have you got your arse sack on yet so we can get runnin'"
by nirvana fanatic July 01, 2005
polite way of calling someone an idiot, jerk, stupid, or inappropriately mean or stupid without sinking down into the usage of obscenities. Taken from the term arse for backside or bum and the word fart the sound that comes out when a person passes gas. Basically telling someone their comments are full of hot air and just trite, mean or silly.
E: Look at that bird in the sky!
A: There's no bird in the sky why are talking like an arse fart again?
Guy 1: Look at Jenni over there talking about Anna again and throwing salt.
Guy2: Yep that Jenni she keeps on acting like an arse fart.
A: There's no bird in the sky why are talking like an arse fart again?
Guy 1: Look at Jenni over there talking about Anna again and throwing salt.
Guy2: Yep that Jenni she keeps on acting like an arse fart.
by Sharky6 August 01, 2016
Modern slang for cool or awesome or fantastico
or
When you buttocks are about to get hit/spanked/pinched/scratched
or
When you buttocks are about to get hit/spanked/pinched/scratched
by Neenishspeenish March 03, 2006
made immortal by the lyrics of the famous song:- "from stamford bridge to upton park" "stick your blue flag up your arse" "UP YOUR ARSE" "UP YOUR ARSE" "UP YOUR ARSE" "UP YOUR ARSE" "from stamford bridge to upton park" ""stick your blue flag" "UP YOUR ARSE"
by theWestHamfan November 18, 2003
A term used when you think a lie is being told, or you don't believe what the person is telling you.
"Josh, where are you?" Josh: "I'm upstairs" "Arse me bollocks you are!"
Or
"I got the new iPhone 6!" "Arse me bollocks you did!"
Or
"I got the new iPhone 6!" "Arse me bollocks you did!"
by TehEnglishJuan October 24, 2014