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Definition of prat
prat
- british slang for a gay idiot
Last edited on Dec 15 2022. Submitted by Anonymous on Dec 15 2022.
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| Definitions include: A gesture with the right and left hand expressing Fucc you twice. Compare to: FOH (Fucc Outta Here). | |
| Definitions include: dollars. | |
| Definitions include: acronym of "big fucking deal." | |
| Definitions include: inebriated. | |
| Definitions include: Small stones (Australia, 1970's or earlier). "Johnno and Macca were piffing yonnies into the billabong" | |
| Definitions include: a dude with sex permanently on the brain. | |
| Definitions include: exclamation, pronounced "Moe" as in the guy that has a bar on the Simpsons, usually used in agreement. | |
| Definitions include: to swear, i.e. promise. | |
| Definitions include: a mixture of cocaine and heroin to be injected. | |
| Definitions include: to vomit. |
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