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Arsebadger
01
a foolish, annoying, or contemptible person
Dialect
British
Offensive
Slang
Vulgar
Grammatical Information
What is the origin of the term "arsebadger" and how is it used?
"Arsebadger" is a British slang insult that likely emerged in the late 20th century, combining "arse" (buttocks) with "badger" (an animal associated with persistence or nuisance) to create a vivid, crude metaphor for someone irritating, foolish, or contemptible. The term is used in informal speech, comedic contexts, and online banter to mock or ridicule a person. It is clearly derogatory and vulgar, intended to insult or provoke, and is rarely, if ever, neutral.
Examples
Some arsebadger left their shopping cart in the middle of the parking space.



























