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Sentence Loop Response Statement Believed Behavior Stopped Expect

Id in_the_loop_136
Idiom COME OFF IT!
Definition a response to a statement that cannot be believed (sentence 1) or a behavior that must be stopped (sentence 2)
Examples
  1. You expect me to believe that you don’t know how that dent in the car fender got there? Oh, come off it!
  2. First you ask for juice and then change your mind and say you want milk. I get it for you, and now you beg for water. Come off it!
Extra Info

The expression is always used as an expletive in the command form. It is very informal and would normally only be used by parents with their children, or between equals.

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