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rat-fuck
Originally the term was used in surfer culture for tricks on the waves causing a surfer to fall. The term was coyly taken by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth for his cartoon character Rat Fink, who had the letters "R.F." on his chest. Those in the know would realize that the name really meant this term.
It was resurrected by the "USC Mafia" in school elections before they joined the Nixon administration and perfected the practice; it means to utilize dirty tactics (i.e. stealing ballots, changing the time of events with organizers, etc.) in political campaigns to win at any cost. This practice eventually led to the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation.
Carl Rove is a true rat-fucker.
It was resurrected by the "USC Mafia" in school elections before they joined the Nixon administration and perfected the practice; it means to utilize dirty tactics (i.e. stealing ballots, changing the time of events with organizers, etc.) in political campaigns to win at any cost. This practice eventually led to the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation.
Carl Rove is a true rat-fucker.
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Rat-fuck
Refer to "Cleveland Torpedo";
I am gonna rat-fuck your house when we party; I rat-fucked this girl the other night and left her stranded out in the middle of nowhere with my cum still in her hair; Driving by an Iraqi checkpoint at night I decided to rat-fuck them with my spotlight, thus night blinding them and illuminating them for the snipers
I am gonna rat-fuck your house when we party; I rat-fucked this girl the other night and left her stranded out in the middle of nowhere with my cum still in her hair; Driving by an Iraqi checkpoint at night I decided to rat-fuck them with my spotlight, thus night blinding them and illuminating them for the snipers
rat fuck
-verb
1. Slang. To rifle through something taking the one special part out of it leaving the dregs behind.
-origin
1940's era US Military, most likely the Army.
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rat fucker, noun
1. Slang. To rifle through something taking the one special part out of it leaving the dregs behind.
-origin
1940's era US Military, most likely the Army.
Related Forms
rat fucker, noun
1.We caught that fat profile bitch that stayed back in the tents rat fucking all the MRE's for the fatty cakes and candies!
2. Damn! My dad rat fucked all the cashews out of the mixed nuts again!
2. Damn! My dad rat fucked all the cashews out of the mixed nuts again!
rat fuck by dbldragons August 28, 2010
Rat Fuck
Not only did he steal my wallet, but he used my credit cards. He is a real rat fuck or he really rat fucked me.
Rat Fuck
Rat Fuck by bigious alious March 15, 2009
Rat Fuck
Rat Fuck by vernon dutton January 20, 2004
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