your arse

rude slang Used in place of "you" or "yourself," especially to express anger, frustration, or derision for the other person. Primarily heard in UK. Get your arse down here now! Mum is looking for you, and she is not happy. Your arse is in trouble!

See also: arse

See also:

my brother's keeper
give (full) vent to (something)
give vent to
give vent to something
I am not my brother's keeper
I'm not my brother's keeper
keeper
Am I my brother's keeper?
not (one's) brother's keeper

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