shove it up your arse! excl.
an excl. of contempt, dismissal; less frequently as a v.
![]() | q. in Wiley Life of Billy Yank (1952) 201: I thought I would give them a dram. You may shove it up... | |
![]() | in Stories the Soldiers Wouldn’t Tell (1994) ) 40: If the officers want to take my pay, they may take it and God damned, and shove it up their arses, if they like. | |
![]() | Call It Sleep (1977) 408: An’ w’en it comes t’ booze I says, shove it up yer ass! | |
![]() | Tropic of Capricorn (1964) 42: You can take the job, my job and his job and you can shove them up your ass. | |
![]() | What’s In It For Me? 239: You can shove it right up. | |
![]() | (con. 1910s) Heed the Thunder (1994) 64: I’ll shove it [i.e. a pitchfork] so far up his butt he can smoke it for a cigar. | |
![]() | (con. 1942) Gallery (1948) 198: Ya can shove em up if ya like. | |
![]() | From Here to Eternity (1998) 711: I’ll shove it up all their asses. | |
![]() | ‘Death Row’ in Life (1976) 119: You can shove that Bible up your kiester. | et al.|
![]() | in Erotic Muse (1992) 44: Oh, the parson, he will come / With his tales of Kingdom come. / He can shove them up his bum. | |
![]() | Big Smoke 41: Shove it up your black dot. | |
![]() | (con. 1940s) Wax Boom 289: You can take those stripes, Stollman, and shove them up your precious pink ass. | |
![]() | Last Exit to Brooklyn 117: He wished to krist he could take the sounds and shove them up her ass. | |
![]() | Goodbye to The Hill (1966) 57: I told her to get stuffed and to shove the shop and the newspapers right up her arse. | |
![]() | Exit 3 and Other Stories 39: ‘Here,’ he threw a bill on the counter, ‘shove that in your hole.’. | |
![]() | (con. 1940s) Tattoo (1977) 41: He wanted to pop in and tell the Gy-reen to shove it up his ass. | |
![]() | How Does Your Garden Grow Act III: I’ll shove it where yer boyfriend’ll find it. | |
![]() | 1985 (1980) 189: ‘Up your fucking arse,’ said the gypsy. | |
![]() | (con. 1930s) Leveller 34: ‘Jam it up your arse,’ was my reply. | |
![]() | Patriot Game (1985) 40: Shove it up your ass, all right? [...] I know you, you fat guinea son of a bitch. | |
![]() | Is That It? 278: You can sue us ... you can take your writ and shove it up your arse. | |
![]() | (con. 1930s) Emerald Square 122: Oul’ Byrne could shove it, I thought, shove it up her arse sideways from this on. | |
![]() | Golden Orange (1991) 59: I got twenty on the Celts and right now Magic’s shovin the ball up their ass! | |
![]() | (con. 1964–8) Cold Six Thousand 583: I’ll tell Stanton to expand the biz or shove it up your ass. | |
![]() | Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. 169: ram it up your bum What can be done with something unwelcome, eg, ‘Old Foxie can take his Shakespeare and ram it up his own bum.’ ANZ. | |
![]() | Disassembled Man [ebook] I was about to tell her to shove it where she shits, but I caught myself. | |
![]() | Life 535: Shove all your little honors up your arse. | |
![]() | Locked Ward (2013) 325: You know what you can do with this effluent. You can stick it right up your fucking hole. Toodle pip. | |
![]() | Bloody January 250: ‘Good mind to tell him to shove it up his arse’. | |
![]() | Class Act [ebook] ‘All of you, take your fancy club and shove it up your arses’. |