A blunt, forceful British and Irish dismissal meaning "go away" or "get lost" — the full-strength version of telling someone to clear off.
A blunt, forceful British and Irish dismissal meaning "go away" or "get lost" — the full-strength version of telling someone to clear off. More emphatic than "get out of here" and carrying genuine irritation or disbelief, it's used when someone has really overstepped or said something ridiculous. Despite the vulgarity, in Irish and northern British usage it can sometimes carry a fond or mock-outraged tone between close friends.
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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i'd say most l1 speakers don't know how to use all the hyphenation rules anyway, and i very much include myself in this "orosz–osztrák-magyar határ" can get to fuck
When he suggested she'd enjoyed the terrible film, she just looked at him and said, "Get to fuck."
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(UK, Irish, vulgar, dismissal) Go away; fuck off.
“You and your publicly funded parliamentary drinking culture can just get to fuck. Then get to fuck some more.”
“Made an Instagra. First 20 followers get to fuck my tits lmaooo www.instagram.com/bbchatesyou?...”
“i'd say most l1 speakers don't know how to use all the hyphenation rules anyway, and i very much include myself in this "orosz–osztrák-magyar határ" can get to fuck”
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