arse-end n.
1. the end, the rear end, the buttocks.
[ | ![]() | Wit [...] and Customs of the North Riding Yorkshire 332: Arse-end, n. The end of a stook which rests upon the ground]. |
![]() | Short Stories (1937) 295: You’re old and fat, and your can looks like the ass-end of a motor truck. | ‘Meet The Girls!’ in|
![]() | Woman of Bangkok (1959) 8: Young Reggie Joyce down there, saluting the arse-end of an Austin A-40. | |
![]() | Come Monday Morning 121: The stools were still sittin’ atop the bar ass-end down. | |
![]() | Close Quarters (1987) 26: The ass end of a salami dying in a puddle of its own grease. | |
![]() | Minder [TV script] 6: Yeah, well, one of ’em’s a bit foxed round the arse end. | ‘The Last Video Show’|
![]() | Cat’s Eye (1989) 319: With such an ass-end, I thought, no wonder Josef’s keeping away. He didn’t like scrawny women but there was a limit in the other direction. | |
![]() | Nick’s Trip 216: There was a plastic foam cup in his right hand and the ass end of a cigar in the fingers of his left. | |
![]() | Big Ask 1: It was 4.30 a.m., a Monday morning at the arse-end of winter. | |
![]() | Intractable [ebook] Fred was on the ass end of his life sentence and ready for deportation. | |
![]() | Crime Factory: Hard Labour [ebook] The arse end of them [i.e. rifles] is a rich wood. | ‘No Through Road’ in
2. a very unappealing place, particularly one far away from ‘civilization’; esp. in phr. arse-end of the universe, arse-end of nowhere.
![]() | You Cant See Around Corners 86: Go to sleep and let me go home from this arse-end of the world. | |
![]() | (con. 1920s) Hoods (1953) 134: He’ll wind up [...] transferred to the ass end of Staten Island, the schmuck. | |
![]() | Shiralee 19: Just like them [...] to drop on to the arse-end of Australia to start their maiden journey. | |
![]() | Texas by the Tail (1994) 170: That’s how it looked [...] like the ass-end of Far Nowhere. | |
![]() | Breaking Out 18: Mentally, I was deteriorating into a state of extreme and critical withdrawal [...] stuck on the rim of a sun-baked, insular island down at the absolute arse-end of the world. | |
![]() | An Eng. Madam 139: He went to the ‘arse-end’ of Montreal in search of loose women. | |
![]() | Dinkum Aussie Dict. 57: Woop Woop: Where the crows fly backwards or ‘the arse end of nowhere.’. | |
![]() | Deathdeal [ebook] Logan City was thirty minutes away and it was the arse-end of the world. | |
![]() | 🌐 ‘Well, we’re almost to Virginia. Bridge is just a few miles away.’ ‘Pretty heavy woods.’ ‘The ass end of nowhere.’. | Stinger|
![]() | blagged hardware 🌐 First thing I had to do was to go shopping for supply’s. Living in the ass-end of nowhere as do, that meant a trip to the local Radio Shack. | |
![]() | Viva La Madness 142: A proper shitkicker born in the arse-end of Caracas. | |
![]() | Glorious Heresies 101: [T]wo months of Christian healing in the arse end of nowhere. |