piss-artist

1. rude slang One who falsely claims to have knowledge about a topic. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. That message board is filled with nothing but piss-artists who think they know everything.

2. rude slang One who is often drunk. I advised Jenny not to date that piss-artist because he drinks his money away at the bar every night.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

a mine of information
I like pie
(one) could go (on) all day (about something)
a point of honor
a point of honour
a point of pride
meat and drink to (one)
meat and drink to one
meat and drink to someone
put words into someone's mouth

References in periodicals archive

Being an inorganic piss-artist myself, I could not fully understand his high-brow analysis, but I did enjoy his mud-slinging, because he used organic mud.

Tales from the Coffeeshop: Not too difficult to understand

Detroit is not Frinton-on-Sea, although fortunately many of the piss-artist elements will be more drawn to the American football going on elsewhere in town that weekend.

The 19th Hole: Spaniards may not have the drive to win in tough Motor City

As someone who was once considered a serious contender for the all-England piss-artist squad (elite division), I don't mean to be insensitive about the struggles people have with booze.

Perspective: Don't tie yourself down in any way; With 'smart casual' now the accepted dress code for many managerial and professional workers, Sid Langley thinks it's about time to loosen up ways of thinking to reflect the more relaxed attitudes spreading through society

If he pretends to be the greatest piss-artist since Shakespeare's Falstaff, we fall aboutworse than Euan Blair.

Paul Routledge's column: Hague: not on the p but taking it

If proof was needed that there is one law for the lager lout and quite another for the pin-striped piss-artist, consider the case of Sir Nicholas Scott.

HOW TO GET OFF SCOTT FREE .. BE A TIPSY TORY; A boozy knight escapes the nick

WE HAVE entered the slow season, the time of year we poor piss-artists (or should I say piss-poor artists) have to work twice as hard to prepare a column, and with the risk of not getting a single libel suit as recognition of our dedication to our ignoble duties, in the sweltering August heat.The legislature has closed down, the black anniversaries of the twin crimes against Cyprus are over, the politicians have gone abroad, DIKO is having yet another inconclusive crisis meeting and the union bosses are in their Protaras holiday homes with the rest of the have-nots of our unfair society.

Tales from the Coffeeshop:Ambitions of a totalitarian, teetotaller

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释义	piss-artist piss-artist 1. rude slang One who falsely claims to have knowledge about a topic. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. That message board is filled with nothing but piss-artists who think they know everything. 2. rude slang One who is often drunk. I advised Jenny not to date that piss-artist because he drinks his money away at the bar every night. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: a mine of information I like pie (one) could go (on) all day (about something) a point of honor a point of honour a point of pride meat and drink to (one) meat and drink to one meat and drink to someone put words into someone's mouth References in periodicals archive Being an inorganic piss-artist myself, I could not fully understand his high-brow analysis, but I did enjoy his mud-slinging, because he used organic mud. Tales from the Coffeeshop: Not too difficult to understand Detroit is not Frinton-on-Sea, although fortunately many of the piss-artist elements will be more drawn to the American football going on elsewhere in town that weekend. The 19th Hole: Spaniards may not have the drive to win in tough Motor City As someone who was once considered a serious contender for the all-England piss-artist squad (elite division), I don't mean to be insensitive about the struggles people have with booze. Perspective: Don't tie yourself down in any way; With 'smart casual' now the accepted dress code for many managerial and professional workers, Sid Langley thinks it's about time to loosen up ways of thinking to reflect the more relaxed attitudes spreading through society If he pretends to be the greatest piss-artist since Shakespeare's Falstaff, we fall aboutworse than Euan Blair. Paul Routledge's column: Hague: not on the p but taking it If proof was needed that there is one law for the lager lout and quite another for the pin-striped piss-artist, consider the case of Sir Nicholas Scott. HOW TO GET OFF SCOTT FREE .. BE A TIPSY TORY; A boozy knight escapes the nick WE HAVE entered the slow season, the time of year we poor piss-artists (or should I say piss-poor artists) have to work twice as hard to prepare a column, and with the risk of not getting a single libel suit as recognition of our dedication to our ignoble duties, in the sweltering August heat.The legislature has closed down, the black anniversaries of the twin crimes against Cyprus are over, the politicians have gone abroad, DIKO is having yet another inconclusive crisis meeting and the union bosses are in their Protaras holiday homes with the rest of the have-nots of our unfair society. Tales from the Coffeeshop:Ambitions of a totalitarian, teetotaller
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