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Subs · in GB für das ame­ri­ka­ni­sche ass mit prak­tisch den­sel­ben Bedeu­tun­gen und Wendungen.

»I’m out on my arse with the rest of the clowns.«
Paul Wel­ler, »All Mod Cons«
Paul Wel­ler © 19??

»Then I would con­so­le him about how Tot­ten­ham got their arse kicked once again at the weekend.«
Geraint Ander­son, City­boy: Beer and Loathing in the Squa­re Mile, 2010

»Korea was almost a dis­as­ter with the North fight­ing back and with Ame­ri­ca almost get­ting their arse kicked by the Chinese.«
PSJ (Peet) Schutte, A COSMIC BIRTH… STARTING BEFORE ZERO

»Har­ry Pot­ter and the Cur­sed Child wri­ter Jack Thor­ne on JK Row­ling: ‘I don’t want to kiss her arse’. Howe­ver, he is still worried about loo­king like a bit of a wal­ly in front of her and has enlis­ted the help of his wife to pro­of-read all his emails to the aut­hor befo­re he hits send ›in case I kiss her arse too much‹.«
The Inde­pen­dent, Jack Thor­ne Inter­view 2016