eat my ass
What does “eat my ass” mean in English?
This is a crude way to reject someone or challenge them, often used to dismiss their opinion or request. It can also imply a sexual connotation, suggesting a more explicit context.
It's similar to telling someone to 'fuck off' or 'get lost,' and is typically used in informal settings. The tone can be aggressive or defiant, making it stronger than just a simple dismissal.
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