adj
arsed
ahst
adj
1
Bothered enough to make the effort (almost always used in the negative, "can't be arsed").
"I can't be arsed to cook tonight, let's just order in."
How to Use Arsed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWilling to put in the effort — usually said as "can't be arsed," meaning too lazy or uninterested to bother.
When to use it
Very informal British slang; avoid in professional writing.
Word Forms
more arsed comparative, most arsed superlative
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