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Strong criticism, or verbal abuse. Frequently to give someone a roasting. E.g."He gave the kids a good roasting and grounded them for 2 weeks." Why would a badger want to bury a cow? Because they’re tasty! Badgers are omnivores, eating a varied diet which includes prairie dogs, groundhogs, and insects. Sometimes Badgers will even catch food and wait to eat it for later. That’s what the Utah badger did when it took on the cow. It was just meal-prepping! 4. Badgers Hang With a Rough Crowd L. Thomas Magic Army 371: ‘What a mob,’ he said to one of his comrades. ‘Rough as a badger’s arse.’. I. Hamilton Till Human Voices Wake Us 45: The only thing he knew was physical violence [...] They were both as rough as guts. An unreasonably priced commodity or service. From the feeling that one if being deceived. E.g."Those Versace jeans are a rip-off. You should try buying clothes from the market."

Phrs. Unfair on, unpleasant for, difficult for (someone). E.g."It's a bit rough on her after losing both her parents in the same month." {Informal}

Richard III, king of England between 1483-1485 and the last king of the House of York and of the Plantagenet dynasty. Noun. A hot and spicy curry. One, that on digestion, may cause looseness of the bowels and diarrhoea. See 'ring'. Adj. Abb. of ridiculous. E.g."Don't be ridic. You've more chance of winning the lottery than getting a date with him." Noun. The act of using a vehicle to smash into a property so as to steal the goods, often a jewellers. Also ramraid.

Ozwords Apr. 2: It is also in First World War Australian military contexts that many Australian idioms are first recorded: his blood’s worth bottling, give it a burl, hop in for one’s chop, come a gutser, rough as bags. Western Dly Press 27 Dec. 4/6: In the traditional ‘rough as a badger’ style, villagers of Ilchester [...] joined in a Christmas badger supper.Verb. To sexually excite by manual stimulation of the genitals, to masturbate. E.g."His wife caught him rubbing himself off whilst having a bath." Baker N.Z. Sl. 53: [20th cent. N.Z. slang includes] rough as a bag (the Australians also have rough as bags), and rough as a pig’s breakfast. Do You See Anything Green About Me’ in Sam Weller’s Favorite Song Book 8: A Clod-hopping country clown, / And rough as a badger was I, / When I first arrived up in town.

Noun. A large organised dance music party featuring performances by DJ's and often involving drug taking. The term originated in the 1950s and since the late 1980s in Britain has become synonymous with electronic music such as the house and techno dance scene. There are a ton of movies that showcase badgers! Take, for instance, The Boy Who Talked To Badgers. The Disney film came out in 1975, starring Christian Juttner and Carl Betz. The movie tells the captivating tale of a 6-year-old farm boy who gets lost in the wilds of Canada. Thankfully a friendly badger comes along to help save the day. Other badger movies include Peter Rabbit, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Watership Down. 9. Badgers Have a Third Eyelid P. White Tree of Man (1956) 18: There were people in that place who said that Mrs. Fibbens was as rough as bags. A badger in Utah impressed everyone when he buried an entire cow carcass. This is the first recorded occurrence of an American badger burying such a large animal. Scientists were dumbfounded as they watched the 16 lb badger spend 4 days burying a 50 lb calf carcass. A. Chipper Aussie Swearers Guide 48: Rough as Guts. Save this one for the unpolished performance or performer.To cheer on or support a person or group of people, frequently within competitive sports. Usually followed by for. E.g."Which team are you rooting for?" {Informal} Verb. To criticize, to reject as totally worthless. E.g."Ever since I started this job he's just rubbished all my ideas." {Informal}