erse
1. old english term for the word “-rs-” (which means “-ss”).
2. present day term for the irish tongue.
1. and 2.
“irish people talk a load of erse.”
scottish use of this word, meaning “-rs-“, is in terms of how fine the hind quarters are. the emphasis at the start of the word show that the -ss in question ranks very high.
that girl talks way too much, but man has she got a good erse.
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