arses
Rears, in Britain
Arses is the plural of arse—buttocks or, figuratively, people considered as their backsides: Get your arses in gear.
Those lazy arses haven't done a thing all day.
The plural appears in various expressions: covering our arses (protecting oneself), kicked their arses (defeated them soundly).
fools
Thoroughly foolish people
- moronsExceptionally foolish people
- buffoonsFoolish, comical people
- dimwitsFoolish, unintelligent people
- nitwitsFoolish, silly people
dolts · dunces · imbeciles · clowns · nincompoops · blockheads · simpletons · dunderheads
idiots
Thoroughly foolish people
- moronsExceptionally foolish people
- buffoonsFoolish, comical people
- dimwitsFoolish, unintelligent people
nitwits · dolts · dunces · imbeciles · clowns · nincompoops · blockheads · simpletons · dunderheads · numbskulls
bum
Idle vagrant
rear · posterior · rump · cheeks · derriere · booty · buns · seat · haunches · hindquarters
- kick arseAchieve overwhelming success
- pains in the arsePersistently annoying people or things
- smart arseIrritatingly clever person
- kiss my arseContemptuous dismissal phrase
- kiss someone's arseFlatter excessively for favor
- clever arseIrritatingly quick-witted person