arsed

British  

/ ɑːst /

adjective

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

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Example Sentences

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

From BBC

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?

From The Guardian

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

From BBC

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.

From The Guardian

“You could have four heads and no legs and she wouldn’t be arsed. She was amazing.”

From The Guardian