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prat

noun as in rump

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He said: "Everything seemed to be legit, but I got turned over, I feel a bit of a prat."

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And so I got him Ugg slippers as a prat gift.

And Conservative MP Tim Loughton said Mr Hancock had been an "absolute prat" and losing the Tory whip was "the least he deserves".

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These privileged prats get their comeuppance, sure, but the moral lands with a whimper rather than a bang.

Kaye is in rare form with his singing, dancing and prat falling.

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