the anus. Literally the hole in the ARSE (buttocks, posterior); use ranges from the anatomically correct e.g. 'itchy arsehole' to the barely feasible or figurative suggestions associated with 'stick it up your arsehole' UK, 1400.

by extension, a despised person. Widely used in the UK and Australia, it is a stronger term than ASSHOLE, the US equivalent from which it derives UK, 1977.

courage, nerve UK, 2001.► get the arsehole with someone; have the arsehole with someoneto become, or be, annoyed with someone UK, 2002

to dismiss someone, especially from employment; to reject someone AUSTRALIA, 1950.

to go, to leave UK, 1982