grassy arse

English

Etymology

From Spanish gracias (“thank you”).

Interjection

grassy arse

  1. (humorous) Eye dialect spelling of gracias.
    • 1955, The London Magazine, Volume 2, p. 63:
      'Then what are we waiting for? Waiter, the bill?' 'Gracias, senor.' 'And grassy arse to you. Come on, let's go.'

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