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In relation to the popular term made famous by Les Dawson, Get Your Rat Out. This acronym was created by a group of young Northern fellows in order to politley ask a lady to get ones rat out. Caution is to be used when using this term, especially outside of the Post Office on a particular weekday morning.
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