get stuffed

English

Interjection

get stuffed!

1. (UK, Ireland, colloquial, dismissal, euphemistic) Used to tell somebody to go away or to leave one alone.

   Synonyms: see Thesaurus:go away

   Get stuffed! I don't want to talk to you again!

   • 1992, Émile Zola, translated by Douglas Parmée, Nana, published 1998, page 243:

     Eventually, she heard him say something in his deliberate, gruff voice: just two words:
     “Get stuffed!”

   • 2007, James Hosier, “Getting Stuffed”, in John Patrick, editor, Dreamboys: A New Collection of Erotic Tales, page 130:

     “You could wear them at fancy dress parties,” I suggested.
     “Get stuffed!” he growled.

   • 2010, Jeff Wright, Sage, Dead Gorgeous‎^[1], page 593:

     “And what, pray tell, is that? Money? Well, you can get stuffed!” he said sitting down in the chair.

Usage notes

An only slightly more polite version of get fucked.