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tits and arse en · NOUN

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  1. (UK, alt-of, alternative, slang, uncountable, vulgar) Alternative form of tits and ass.
    • ’Coz there’s more to life than tits and arse, tits and arse, tits and arse, with a little football thrown in for good measure. 2010, Alexi Kaye Campbell, The Pride, →ISBN, page 53:
    • Louise continues dancing with a bit more spark and laughter, showing off, trying to get J.J.’s attention, the dancing ‘girly’ — tits and arse. Terese joins in, funny, tits and arse show-off dancing with Louise, which J.J. notices and which irritates, requiring more alcohol. 2014, Claire Dowie, The 'Year Of The Monkey' And Other Plays, →ISBN, page 43:
    • On return she is a femme fatale, in a brilliant forties ensemble with a lovely little peplum jacket, her tits and arse contained yet very much to the fore. 2008, Terry Goldie, Queersexlife: Autobiographical Notes on Sexuality, Gender & Identity, →ISBN, page 33:
    • The reinforced fabric of the one-piece bathing costume and the side-on tits and arse positionings in the early films do not create a blurred, formless look. 1988, Janet Todd, Women and Film, →ISBN, page 90:
    • There is momentarily nothing in my brain apart from that which I cannot say: tits and arse, tits and arse, tits and arse … 2018, Avan Judd Stallard, Spinifex & Sunflowers, →ISBN, page 126: