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Message board > The definition of prat?
The definition of prat?
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cunliffe
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.....Looks like we �re talking about an ex-prat, thank God! |
28 May 2013
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Peter Hardy
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In Internet lingo a PRATT is a stupid person. If you talk about someone from country A living in country B, we talk about an ex-pat. Not quite the same, Cunliffe :-) Although, there may be nicer countries than the good old UK? Now I�m a pratt, I guess :-( Cheers.
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28 May 2013
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MarionG
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according to the online dictionary:
prat (pr t) n. Slang. The buttocks. [Origin unknown.] prat [pr�t] n. Slang an incompetent or ineffectual person: often used as a term of abuse |
28 May 2013
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