Letting loose a huge, slow, loud fart.
Omg did you hear kate? She totally cracked a rat while we were at the dinner table .
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A person the lives in the basement and spends all their money on GGE.
J-S is a basement rat.
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rats are like mice but tricky and not as nice. they like running around especially if there is a treat or reward in the corner sort of like being in a maze for a human.they are smart and will run out of their holes to steal or catch food then run back.if you see a rat just give it some food or cheese and wave goodbye
"did you see that rat?!"
"yea it took the cheese and didn't even get caught in the trap"
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U.S. military personnel whose job is to crawl through enemy tunnels in search of the Viet Congs.
The tunnel rats were American and Australian infantry soldiers whose task was to carry out underground search and destroy missions during the Vietnam War. The Viet Cong guerrillas had built a complex system of tunnels in which they hid themselves and their weapons when they were under attacks. They were extremely dangerous, with numerous booby traps and enemies lying in wait.
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This was originally slang used by soldiers in the British Army. It probably dates from the 1920s and was in widespread use during World War II. A sand rat is a whore, hooker or prostitute in a seaside town. These women were not based in a bordello but walked a pavement βbeatβ (see also pavement fairy) and were known as sand rats because, like rats, they only came out at night and would take their clients down to the beach for sex on the sand.
A British squaddie going on leave would be asked by his mates what he intended doing. His itinerary would almost certainly include the phrase βsand rattingβ. This meant that he intended to engage the services of a sand rat.
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Used as a 'clap back' phrase when your friend is being a little grem-o-lin. It is most commonly associated with a tiny, loud Puerto Rican tsundere.
Individual 1: *loud gremlin noises*
Individual 2: lol, Tungsten Rat
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An airplane passenger who immediately vacates their seat the moment the airplane pulls up to the gate and stops.
They quickly grab their bags from the overhead compartment and push forward, anxiously waiting in the aisle to deplane - like a rat abandoning a sinking ship - even though they still have 5 minutes before the doors open. They are usually talking loudly on their cell phones during this entire process.
Their laptop computers and carry on bags press into the faces of the seated passengers, who are oftentimes also treated to an unwanted ringside view of the aisle rat's rear end.
(Husband and Wife seated across the aisle from each other)
Pax 1: Honey, could you hand me my bag?
Pax 2: I can't. These damned aisle rats are in the way.