What is the meaning of the Cockney phrase "move your Harris"?

Is it rhyming slang for something?

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MarkLovesCoffee · 56-60, M

Arriss stottle... Then stottle rhymes with bottle... Then blottle N glass... A§§

SW-User

This is a bit convoluted so I'm just going to copy and paste.

Aris is Cockney slang for Arse. ... In this case the phrase Bottle and Glass became rhyming slang for Artse . Then Bottle because Aristotle , which was finally shortened just to Aris

Doesn't work with the correct pronunciation of glass lol.

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SW-User

@BijouPleasurette I think once you're south of Birmingham they say parth, barth, grarss etc.

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@SW-User Well, I live about 100 miles north of Birmingham. Lol :)

SW-User

@BijouPleasurette Best place to be

Majorlatency · M

Yes.. Harris = George (George Harris) George = name of my first cat, Cat = Pussy.. = Move your Pussy..
Not sure what that means, though it must be something sexual..

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@Majorlatency George Harris? Sounds like one of the Beatles with something missing. Lol :)

Majorlatency · M

@BijouPleasurette Yeah, it was a stretch.. My drug plan was kicking in..

Tres13 · 51-55, M

nipple clamp as in richard harris

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@Tres13 How does that rhyme? 🤔

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