given a rats
given a rats is the past participle of give a rats.
Meaning of give a rats
Verb
give a rats (third-person singular simple present gives a rats, present participle giving a rats, simple past gave a rats, past participle given a rats)
- A shortened form of give a rat's arse.
- “He doesn’t represent the views of the government,” Littleproud said. “I couldn’t give a rats what he said, it’s irrelevant, let’s just focus on those people that are out there that need our help.”2020 January 7, Sarah Martin, “Craig Kelly interview: senior government MPs distance themselves after Piers Morgan lashing”, in The Guardian, archived from the original on 13 Feb 2021
Questions about given a rats
- What is given a rats the past participle of?
- Given a rats is the past participle of give a rats.
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