| Word | go suck an egg |
|---|---|
| Description | go away (used as an expression of anger or scorn) - North American informal 1993 - Virginian Pilot & Ledger-Star (Norfolk, Va.) - A place [in the country] where you can drop a line in the water from your back yard and tell the rest of the world to go suck an egg. go away (used as an expression of anger or scorn) - North American informal 1993 - Virginian |
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