Question

Go Fly a Kite go away; leave; stop bothering me

Accepted Answer

When he asked for her help, she told him to go fly a kite. Imagine you're trying to do homework, and someone is really annoying you. There are a lot of expressions that you could shout at him that are similar to "Go fly a kite!": "Go jump in the lake!" "Go climb a tree!" "Go fry an egg!" You're telling the kid that he is a pest, and you're commanding him to go away and do something else. Flying a kite is an activity that should keep him busy so that you can get your work done.

Idiom	Go Fly a Kite
Example	When he asked for her help, she told him to go fly a kite.
Meaning	go away; leave; stop bothering me
Origin	Imagine you're trying to do homework, and someone is really annoying you. There are a lot of expressions that you could shout at him that are similar to "Go fly a kite!": "Go jump in the lake!" "Go climb a tree!" "Go fry an egg!" You're telling the kid that he is a pest, and you're commanding him to go away and do something else. Flying a kite is an activity that should keep him busy so that you can get your work done.

Fly Kite Asked Told Leave Stop Bothering Imagine