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Tell him to get his arse up here on the spot."
You've been parking your ugly old arse up here for ages.
Get your arse up the road before I decide to let my boot help you.'
'You get your arse up there, and you stop them, Greg.
Jerome, get your lazy arse up on the quarterdeck!
By then, she'd be aching for what was to come and she had to fight down the urge not to thrust her arse up invitingly.
Fat Fred's monstrous carcass is lying on the couch with his great arse up in the air.
All right, contact Lewis in his quarters, and politely require him to get his arse up here, now.
Abdullah, get your arse up top and tell the skipper!'
Getting your arse up there and!
I got famous for putting my arse up real quick for boys in my old neighborhood.
She wanted to push her arse up at him and, to her surprise, her muscles responded.
Can You get Your arse up to Fifth Avenue and tell that woman she has to love me again?
'You'll never get your arse up that high.'
"Get your arse up in the Betty and quit asking questions," Reventlo replied shortly.
Then find Costas down in the cellars and tell him I need his arse up here, pronto.'
'DI Steel says get your arse up to her office, soon as you get in.'
She swung her arse up onto the table and spread her legs either side of him so that he was staring into her open crack once more.
'Lift your arse up.'
If we did that, Matilda would kick my imperial arse up between my imperial ears when I got back to Camelot!
Derivative terms: perseet (olalla), literally "to have one's arse up on one's shoulders", that is, "drunk".
Terry was too far gone to argue, and the pressure of her buttocks on his full bladder as she pushed her arse up at him was more than he could stand.
-they rise ARSE up, arse up, arse up, see the little angels rise up high .
I sprawled on my hands and knees, spectacles gone, nose down in the sharp corn-stalks, arse up in No Man's Land - like some idiot that I wouldn't want to be associated with.