1. Some contributors can't be arsed with their spelling. see "aresed"
2. "Don't go makin' a half arsed job of it"
2. "Don't go makin' a half arsed job of it"
by Hoots November 23, 2005
by Steven Norgate January 31, 2003
"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 23, 2004
1) That little town on the road to Heavington between Plowed and Blotto
2) Irretrievably drunk - past the point of it being fun but short of it being dangerous.
2) Irretrievably drunk - past the point of it being fun but short of it being dangerous.
1) Check out Phil over there at the bar clinging to his stool like he's riding piggyback - methinks our boy be arsed!
2) OK, I'm arsed. If I get to the morning without hurling, I deserve a fecking medal.
2) OK, I'm arsed. If I get to the morning without hurling, I deserve a fecking medal.
by The Evil Steve August 17, 2005
Americans are so dumb that they cannot pronounce a word in their own language.
They say 'ass' for 'arse'
Ass is a synonym for Donkey. Poor Donkey!
They say 'ass' for 'arse'
Ass is a synonym for Donkey. Poor Donkey!
by totem_pole November 26, 2014
The correct spelling for a persons buttocks or behind.
The Americans are stupid and spell it "ass" like a donkey.
This term can also be used to insult.
The Americans are stupid and spell it "ass" like a donkey.
This term can also be used to insult.
by andrew March 2, 2005
The original spelling of the word that has now been high jacked by the dumb-arse yanks - still means a rear end or stupid.
by Your Mamas Growler October 3, 2003