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hungry arse:

Recent Britishism of the 1990s defined (and possibly coined) by Roger Mellie in his Roger's Profanisaurus (1998) as: ' Condition afflicting women in tight jeans whereby a crease in their pants appears to disappear up the crack of their arse .'
See Also: A double S, a piece of luggage, A-double scribble, after part, aris, arse, arse bandit, arse-fuck, arsecons, arsehole, arseplay, assaroonie, azz, back part, back seat, backhand drive, backland, backs, bahookie, ballinocack, base over apex, batti, beauns, beautocks, Big A, the, blind cupid, bom, bomb bay, bomsey, booty-shot, bottle and glass, boxey, bumbo, bun-boogie, bunchy, bunt, canetta, canister set, corybungo, dokus, dummock, duster, English muffins, flankey, fundillo, gatees, gazeet, gluteal region, Greek side, hamhocks, haunches, hernandies, hindquarters, Hinterland, honey rolls, hot cross buns, hot pockeroo, hungry, kab edis, kingdom come, lard, lard ass, late back, the, latter end, latter part, lower back, male tale, mottob, nachas, naka-nake, ninan, okole-mas, Póg mo thón, P.T.A., parking place, pellin, piece of luggage, popo, posterior, posteriora, postern, potcharooney, rolls, rosey, rum, rumble seat, rumpus, rumpus delecti, rusty-dusty, set of cakes, set of pears, set-down, sit-down, sit-upon(s), sitting room, soft peat, south side, south-end, spare tire, squat, Sunday face, tail end, tockus, tokis, tokus, tooky, wedge bone, whatass

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