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rassclat 

"Rassclat" is a derivative of "Bumpaclat" and "Pussyclat", both of which are Jamaican slang for menstral sanitary towels (Tampons and Pads). "Rassclat" can sometimes be shortened to "Rass".
"Rassclat" can be used as an adjective to disparage an object, but it is most often used as a highly offensive insult against a person.
rassclat by Lee Perry August 6, 2004

raasclaat 

It's Jamaican slang for a rag/towel used to wipe your ass.
Bwaaayy, you are a stinkin' raasclaat!
raasclaat by Rawb January 17, 2005

raasclaut 

pronounced raas-claat
1.sanitary pad (raas=a kind of fish, claut= cloth)
2.jamaican curse word,often used in place of fuck, or in combination with bloodclaut and/or pussyclaut
wah kina raasclaut foolishness yu have mi ah do? (what kind of fucking foolishness you have me doing?)

Tramslation: "do you really expect me to do this fucking dumb shit?"
raasclaut by KimiKazeJamaicanGirl November 22, 2007

raasclaart

Jamaican insult literally meaning used tampon. However can be used in many ways
chris: ''i forgot the weed mon''

dave: '' ya raasclaart''


or you can use it in a good way, similar to how english speaking people would use the word fuck. eg:


''come have a look at the view from my balcony its a raasclaart view''
raasclaart by Dave Bethell March 12, 2009

rasclat bumbaclut 

someone who is a extreme scum and likes often up the shitter. They also fuck there cousins
that jayden kid is such a rasclat bumbaclut. he shagged his cousin
rasclat bumbaclut by big phazz July 11, 2019

rassclat 

You got asked out? Rassclat!
rassclat by rosa May 1, 2003
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