be up arse

be (right) up somebody's arse

(British very informal!)

to be driving too close to the car in front of you That police car's been up my arse since we left London.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Kyo	kyo:	Japanese
Wayan	-	Indonesian, Balinese
Hubertus	huy-BER-təs (Dutch)	Dutch, German, Ancient Germanic (Latinized)
Armel	-	French
Tiernan	-	Irish
Bartolo	-	Italian