| A flashy tosspot TV weatherman living beyond his means, his lotto hostess girlfriend and a dodgy mate try to rig a lottery win, but have trouble collecting. |
| As a tabloid tosspot of some note, I had difficulty understanding the concept of Sky as Rupert slowly explained it. |
| Or is it the falling-downdrunk Dylan, the prototype, promiscuous, tosspot poet, the tormented soul of those last grave-chasing days across the ocean? |
| He's still a tosspot, but I'm forced to admit he's not a totally-irrelevant-to-police-recruitment tosspot. |
| If I had not been sitting next to someone I know and like, who also knew that tosspot has a more specific UK English meaning, I would probably not have screamed my way through my colleague's talk so rudely. |
| The performers sometimes elaborated their part of the song with suitable actions, and in particular Tosspot was usually supposed to be drunk and acted accordingly. |
