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to describe your ex because he’s a piece of shit so don’t call him by his first name call him rat arse xxx
“did you see rat arse?”
“who oh- RAT ARSE yeah he’s looking lovely 💀”
Rat arse by atgggthxxx December 17, 2023

rat's arse 

A rat's arse is usually something you don't give. So, if someone says "I don't give a rat's arse!" it's just another way of saying "I couldn't care less!" or "I don't give a fuck!"

However, it is possible to give a rat's arse, too. Many years ago a meteorological (Met) colleague working at an Antarctic base opened a crate of equipment that had been shipped to the base many months previous. Inside was the severed body of a dead rat. The rear end was put on display somewhere together with the sign: "Who gives a rat's arse? Met do!"
"I think I've left my homework on the train. Oh well, I couldn't give a rat's arse. It was bullshit anyway."
rat's arse by derw00d February 10, 2022

Arse sucking rat bastard 

A person of next to no moral fiber , often a career motivated, forward thinking brown nose with exceptional organizational skills and a keen sense for changes in mood and group dynamics.
"Well may I introduce myself again as your new boss"

" No you arse sucking rat bastard , eat shit and die "

rat-arsed 

English slang-term meaning drunk. Nothing to do with rats or their arses.
Paula Abdul is always rat-arsed
rat-arsed by Jack Hackett August 24, 2007

rat arsed 

To be ridiculously drunk
I wana get rat arsed!
I was fuckin' rat arsed last night
rat arsed by AO'CB May 14, 2008

rat arsed 

I got absolutely rat arsed last night and tried to shag my neighbours cat...
rat arsed by Arse Rat February 22, 2003
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briefcake 

"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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Along with Nixon’s other ratfuckers, Roger Stone caused fights at otherwise peaceful Democratic Party protests to generate a false narrative that the Democrats were violent and dangerous.
Ratfucker by Ricky Ramjet November 2, 2017
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