my arse

English

Interjection

(slang, Britain) Indicates incredulous disapproval, contradiction or disbelief.
- 2015, Colin Burrow, ‘The Empty Bath’, London Review of Books, vol. 37 no. 12:
  Does this circuitous process of misinformation display the ‘liquid clearness of an Ionian sky’? My arse it does.
Denise Royle: Dad! Your fly hole's all undone.

Jim Royle: Ah, the cage might be open, but the beast is asleep.

Barbara Royle: Beast my arse. - The Royle Family

Translations

Indicates disapproval, disregard or disbelief

Chinese:
Cantonese: 個屁, 个屁 (go³ pei³)

Mandarin: 你妹 (nǐmèi), 你個頭, 你个头 (nǐgetóu), 個頭 (zh), 个头 (zh) (getóu), 個屁, 个屁 (gepì)

French: mon cul (fr)
German: am Arsch (de)
Russian: твою́ мать (tvojú matʹ)
Vietnamese: cái đầu mày

See also

Anagrams

Rameys, Ramsey, smeary

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