Arthur Edit Meaning

1.

A cool common male name, meaning "bear-like," believed to possibly be descended from the Roman surname Artorius ("plowman") or the Celtic bear-goddess Artio or more probably from the Celtic word artos ("bear").

Known from King Arthur, the legendary British ruler, therefore often used, if somebody is very strong.

How could you manage to take this stuff? You must be an Arthur.

See artur, artio, king, strong

2.

A childrens TV show, aired on PBS Kids. It is one of the highest rated shows on its network with over 12 seasons, and it`s still running! Arthur can be enjoyed by people of all ages, even old people. It makes parodies of events in history, pop culture, and sometimes it has satire humor.

Arthur can be compared to the Simpsons in many ways:

1. Both very popular.

2. Both have a legacy in their genre.

3. Both series are starting to have more episodes with no real climax or a good conclusion.

See the simpsons, parody, pop culture

3.

A common male name, meaning "bear-like," believed to possibly be descended from the Roman surname Artorius ("plowman") or the Celtic bear-goddess Artio or more probably from the Celtic word artos ("bear").

Known from King Arthur, the legendary British ruler, therefore often used, if somebody is very strong.

Source: Arthur the King, the legend

How could you manage to take this stuff? You must be an Arthur.

See arthur, king, name, bear, artur

4.

Someone who after coming over to your house, makes themselves comfortable and refuses to go.

Derived from arthritis - once it gets in a joint it never leaves.

Man your cousin is a real Arthur.

See arthur, arthritis, annoying, house

5.

Slang for arthritis, especially the rheumatoid kind that gnarls your joints all up.

Lamont: Did you move that furniture like I asked you?

Fred Sanford: No son, I couldn't do it because of "Arthur" (then holds up a "cramped" hand), you know, my arthritis!

See pain, joint, cramps, hurt, crippled

6.

Slang for arthritis, especially the rheumatoid kind that gnarls your joints all up.

Lamont: Did you move that furniture like I asked you?

Fred Sanford: No son, I couldn't do it because of "Arthur" (then holds up a "cramped" hand), you know, my arthritis!

See pain, joint, cramps, hurt, crippled

7.

To throw up or to vomit, usually after consuming an abnormally large amount of alcohol.

Everyone had to avoid the front stairs because of the arthur all over the floor after last nights party.

See vomit, drunk, throw up, puke