arsed

/ ɑːst /

adjective

1. slang,  to be willing, inclined, or prepared (esp in the phrase can't be arsed )

Example Sentences

"Cheers to the Brits for making the voting system so complicated only our fans could be arsed," he joked.

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You are the biggest club in the world, by your own admission, yet all you are arsed about is stopping City winning the Treble?

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But can we really be arsed yet another discussion about whether the name of a manager who’s done nothing merits the suffix “ball”, or with examining Carlo’s Ancelotti’s stellar career of success with other people’s teams, when we could just talk about Bukayo Sako instead?

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I'm not arsed about having people go, 'Oh Yungblud, he had a good couple of songs, didn't he?'

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On the way, police recorded her saying, “I’m not even arsed, I just want my babies” – words that would later come back to haunt her.

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