Tosspot

[Becky]

A toper; one habitually given to strong drink; a drunkard.

[Michiko]

Originally a word for someone who is a drunkard, over-fond of ale, of tossing the pot of ale back.
Earliest example of this known is in 16th century Elizabethan English,
[Shakespeares] play [Twelfth Night], has the word in the closing part of the play, in [Festes] song.
Nice to see its still used, even if the meaning could be slightly different.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

[fool]

[Dave Paprocki]

[complete arsehole]. someone who really deserves to [die] [slowly] and painfully

[Donald Trump]

With reference to Bastard this word is used as an insult. with the meaning of [the pot] that is used when donaters of sperm use to capture the [donation] hence the off spring being a bastard as they are not informed of who the [donater] is.

[Lanell]

[Basically], it means that [you are a] [wanker].

[Britney]

The wanking equivalent to a swear-box/jar.

If one finds themself [jerkin the gherkin] a little too often, and they wish to solve this problem, then a [tosspot] system can be used to combat the issue. Essentially, when the serial tosser tosses themselves off, they have to toss one pound sterling into their tosspot. This should act as a disincentive to wanking, thus solving the problem.
For added fun, a competition can be initiated among two friends. A set period of time is designated- two weeks say, whereby both gents utilise the tosspot system. At the end of these two weeks, the [tosspots] are swapped. The loser is the chump who hands over the tosspot with the most money. This game requires the utmost honesty to avoid brawls.

[Donald Trump]

[one] who [tosses] very [often].

[Ernesto]

an alcoholic. someone who [tosses] [pots] of beer down their [throat] all day.

[Magaret]

A [total] [wanker].

[Jessica]

someone acting like a fool or silly and [childish] or saying something foolish or silly and childish immature. can be used [harshly] or in a soft humorous endearisg way also someone who looks odd or extremely strange.

origan Australian [colloquialism]