it something a rude person calls you. they usually say it when they are jealous or angry.
Sparse rhymes with arse as does: Cars, Class, grass, brass
It is a standard abbreviation, meaning Rolling On Floor Laughing My Arse Off.
a. That is a slang and somewhat offensive word. b. Each person has only one. c. Use your time to learn better grammar rather than poorer grammar. If 'Arse' is being used as so, "get your arses over here" then yes, it does have a plural.
In British slang this means 'head over heels'. It is not usually used to describe a couple 'head over heels' in love, but is more commonly used to describe a drunk person. Example: 'Oh look, Maria is arse over elbow on the wine again'.
Yes, "arse" is considered a mild swear word in British English, referring to the buttocks. While it can be used in a humorous or informal context, it may be deemed vulgar or offensive in more formal settings. Its acceptability often depends on the audience and context in which it is used.
It's hard not to give a smart arse answer when someone asks either a smart arse question or a really REALLY stupid one, like copying a multiple choice question off their homework without even reading it first. And people who don't check their spelling are asking for smart arse answers. I mean, honestly, "What is a pinus?" -- how can you NOT give that a smart arse answer? Check out some of the "Funniest Questions Ever Asked" category and you'll see what I mean.
The term "smart arse" originates from British slang, combining "smart," meaning clever or witty, with "arse," a colloquial term for buttocks. It typically refers to someone who is overly confident in their intelligence or shows off their knowledge in a sarcastic or annoying way. The phrase likely gained popularity in the 20th century and reflects a blend of humor and disdain for pretentiousness. Its usage has since spread to other English-speaking regions, often retaining the same connotation.
Some people who answer questions on WikiAnswers do provide smart replies, but some of them are just trying to "be" smart and give stupid answers. If you don't get a real answer, you can just delete the "smart-arse" one and start over.
The word for arse in German is (der) Arsch.
"Wystrugany tyłek" is a colloquial term for "arse" in Polish.
Sparse rhymes with arse as does: Cars, Class, grass, brass
The first Arse Elektronika conference was held in 2007. It is an annual conference based on sex and technology.
Kicking Bishop Brennan up the Arse was created in 1917-04.
it comes out your arse.
cullum magnificus = (Latin) arse/ass culo = (Spanish) arse/ass burro/asno = (Spanish) donkey/ass
Well LMAO stands for Laughing My Arse Off. So I assume the R stands for Really. As in Really Laughing My Arse Off
The cast of Bet Your Arse - 1996 includes: Mick Nolan Jim Nugent Derek Reid