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hanging out of one's arse

hanging out of one's arse adjective: suffering from a severe hangover.

Adjective

hanging out of one's arse (not comparable)

  1. (UK, slang, vulgar) Suffering from a severe hangover.
    • I’m hanging out of my arse. I’m trying to drink to play well but it’s having the wrong effect. I’m just getting pissed again!2010 August 17, John Skibeat, “TLOBF Interview // Malefice”, in The Line of Best Fit
    • ‘Mate, I’m hanging out of my arse. But I’ve got to score some runs, because I’ve had a bet with Vaughany and he knows I was pissed last night. […]2018, Andrew Flintoff, Do You Know What?: Life According to Freddie Flintoff, London: Blink Publishing

Questions about hanging out of one's arse

What does hanging out of one's arse mean?
Hanging out of one's arse means suffering from a severe hangover.
What part of speech is hanging out of one's arse?
Hanging out of one's arse is an adjective.

Words near hanging out of one's arse in the dictionary

  1. hanging one's hat on
  2. hanging one's head
  3. hanging one's lip
  4. hanging onto
  5. hanging out
  6. hanging out of one's arse
  7. hanging out one's shingle
  8. hanging out to dry
  9. hanging over
  10. hanging over someone's head
  11. hanging paragraph

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