rat-arsed

• “Olly's Onions: Taoiseach and Obama hold talks, get rat-arsed skip to main | skip to sidebar”

  Taoiseach and Obama hold talks, get rat-arsed

• “Now Padraig Rory Conner Murphy O'Shea was a bit rat-arsed this evening himself and was amenable to sharing the tale that to this day he had never told before.”

  Fictionaut: A Wee Noggin - Paddy Whacker's Challenge

• “Then I went over to the kitchen, tracked down a bottle of cooking sherry, threw down a big drink, which went straight into the hole in the roof of my mouth and into my brain, making me instantly rat-arsed, and I sat down at the table.”

  Simon & Schuster: PAUL IS UNDEAD

• “He also meditates on the long menu of Irish terms for drunkenness: "spannered, rat-arsed, cabbaged, and hammered; ruined, legless, scorched, and blottoed; or simply trolleyed or sloshed.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Search of the Classic Irish Pub

• “How will the maverick Norman Lamb's "pint police", "beer bobbies" and "spirits serjeants" distinguish between people who happen to be drunk - rat-arsed or otherwise - for different reasons and have different causes for being in hospital that are more or less their fault.”

  Archive 2007-09-16

• “Libdemologists, it's certainly your last chance to get rat-arsed in Lib Dem Liverpool.”

  Last Legs Liverpool Libdemologists: Dutifully Facing Both Ways on Rat-Arsery

• “I just felt I deserved to put my feet up, let my hair down and get completely rat-arsed.”

  bumpsadaisy Diary Entry

• “Then you get rat-arsed and let loose at the deer or at other deer-hunters, as takes your fancy.”

  The Great Outdoors

• “Having squeezed the name of the broker-above-Boots from the rat-arsed Rosenstein, he had then seduced the broker with a tale about how he himself was going to start making a market in water shares.”

  Whispers Of Betrayal

• “Then we all went out to the pub, of course, and got a bit rat-arsed (drunk).”

  Edmonton Sun

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