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taking my arse for a piss

Explosive, liquid diarrhea.

Example
Vince: "You've been in there for a while!"
Nelson: "Heavy night last night, just taking my arse for a piss!"
Vince: "I'll avoid trap two"

by ShitDemon January 08, 2015


cunty-bollocking-arse-wank

This is something you say when you want to say one word however 1 is not enough, so say 4 swears in one.

use it when you are pissed off. Or just to shock.

bunny: I missed the bus, oh cunty-bollocking-arse-wank!!!

Mummy: you are a girl and girls dont swear.
Bunny: CUNTY-BOLLOCKING-ARSE-WANK!!!!!!
Mummy: (face palm and blushes), DISGRACEFULL!!!
Bunny: what, girls do swaer :-).

by FreakyBunny69XXX. December 29, 2011


arse like a renault megane

a huge bulbous arse that closely resembles the back of a renault megane.

look at that shes got an arse like a renault megane

by Cabe. October 06, 2008


sex up your arse

Essentially meaning "great", this playful phrase will make your proclamations of the greatness of something all the better. Can also be used in the abbreviated form, SUYA. There is another variant, sex right up your arse.

Lemon cheescake is sex up your arse.
or
Lemon cheesecake is SUYA.

by insin January 08, 2004


Slap arse day

On the 5th of October boys / girl are allowed to slap a girls arse without them hitting u back if they do it means they own u a kiss

Ow why did u slap my arse for!?
It's slap arse day!

by Queisjsbs October 04, 2020


Urban Slang My Arse

This is phrase that is used very often (by me) whenever I see a word or phrase in the Urban Dictionary that I know no-one uses, anywhere, at any time, ever.

I saw "Number Four Year", and "ehaircut" on Urban Dictionary, and my first thought was 'Urban Slang My Arse'.

by 6ame August 31, 2010


hair across your arse

Introduced by the third Earl of Spender in the early 1900's. If you have a hair across your arse you are in a fould mood about something. AS if something is interfeering with your shit.

You've only got a hair across your arse because I wiped my dick on the curtains!

by Alan Muir May 11, 2006