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1 arse
I1) rumpe, ræv2) ( overført) rasshøl, drittsekkarse about face helt bakvendt, helt på tryneta (nice) bit\/piece of arse ( om person) litt av et støkke, rålekker, skikkelig deiliga boot up the arse et spark bakarse over tit\/kettle\/apex\/turkey ( om fall) hodestupscover one's arse redde sitt eget skinndown on one's arse lutfattig, blakk som en kirkerotte uheldig, ulykksaligget off one's arse lette på ræva, komme seg i gangget one's arse in(to) gear få ræva i gir, få opp fartenget the arse ( om arbeid) få sparken bli avvist, bli kastet vrak pågive somebody the arse gi noen sparken, sparke noen avvise noen, kaste vrak på noen, slå hånden av noenkick arse eller kick ass (spesielt amer.) være oppesen, briske seg være maktsyk, være maktglad beseire sine motstandere på en høylytt\/bråkete måte(kiss) my arse! kyss meg bak, kyss meg i rævanot know one's arse from one's elbow være fullstendig ubrukelig, være helt talentløs, være komplett idiottalk out of one's arse prate pissup cooke's arse ( newzealandsk) æsj, fy faen så kvalmtup your arse! det kan du stappe opp i ræva!IIbare i uttrykkarse about\/around henge rundt, gjøre dumheter, kaste bort tidenarse up rote det til, ødelegge, forkludre
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