arsey — Derived from arse, the British spelling of ass. Describes someone behaving negatively in an angry or agressive manner. 1. on t get arsey with me. 2. Isuggested doing xyz and she got all arsey about it … Dictionary of american slang
arsey — Derived from arse, the British spelling of ass. Describes someone behaving negatively in an angry or agressive manner. 1. on t get arsey with me. 2. Isuggested doing xyz and she got all arsey about it … Dictionary of american slang
arsey em pee — Canadian Slang [R C M P] Royal Canadian Mounted Police who wear red uniforms and ride on horseys I work in the arsey em pee … English dialects glossary
Arsey — This ancient and distinguished surname, recorded as D arcy, Darcy, Dorcey, Dorcy, Dorsey, D orsay, Orsay, and Orsi, is usually of French locational origins, although Irish names may have a different root. The French forms originate from either… … Surnames reference
Arsey — lucky … Dictionary of Australian slang
arsey — Australian Slang lucky … English dialects glossary
arsey — adj British truculent, aggressive, bumptious. A vogue term among young people since the late 1990s, also heard on US cam puses since 2000 … Contemporary slang
arsey — adj. (English Slang) moody, depressed, grumpy, in a bad mood; affected by sharp mood swings … English contemporary dictionary
arsey — adjective Brit. informal bad tempered or uncooperative … English new terms dictionary
arsey — Adj. Moody … English slang and colloquialisms