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arse over tip
(redirected from arse over tit)

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arse over tip  (British very informal!) also arse over tit (British & Australian very informal!)
if you go arse over tip, you turn upside down with your feet above your head He put on the front brake too hard and went arse over tip over the handlebars.
See also: arse, tip


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Before the serious business of the Super Eights and the knockout stages begin, uninterested observers pray that one of the highly professional, tick-all-the-boxes, minute-attention-to-detail teams will somehow fall arse over tit on banana skins otherwise known as the Netherlands, Scotland or Ireland," he wrote.
Before the serious business of the Super Eights and the knockout stages begin, uninterested observers pray that one of the highly professional, tick-all-the-boxes, minute-attention-to-detail teams will somehow fall arse over tit on banana skins otherwise known as the Netherlands, Scotland or Ireland," he wrote.
That day came rather sooner and more violently than he had imagined, as Hamilton recalls: "I was schooling a young horse at home last October and he hit a telegraph pole, went arse over tit and landed on top of me.
 
 
 
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