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Get your ass out of here

🇬🇧 UK //ɡɛt jɔːr æs aʊt əv hɪə// 🇺🇸 US //ɡɛt jʊr æs aʊt əv hɪr//

Meaning of Get your ass out of here

An informal command to leave a place quickly.

In simple words: Leave this place quickly.

Get your ass out of here in a sentence

• When the party started to get too loud, I told my friend, 'Get your ass out of here!'
• 'Get your ass out of here' was her way of saying she was done with the conversation.
• 'Get your ass out of here!' yelled the coach during practice after a mistake.
• In a joking tone, he said, 'Get your ass out of here before I change my mind!'
• 'Get your ass out of here' can be said humorously but might be rude if said harshly.

How to use Get your ass out of here

Used colloquially to urge someone to leave, can be considered rude or aggressive. Typically used among friends or in a casual context.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Imagine a person running away quickly to avoid trouble.

Related words

Collocations with Get your ass out of here

• get your ass moving
• get your ass in gear
• get your ass back here
• get your ass over here

Synonyms for Get your ass out of here

• get lost
• leave
• beat it
• scram
• take off

Common mistakes with Get your ass out of here

• Using it in formal settings, which may offend others.
• Confusing 'get your ass out of here' with softer phrases like 'please leave'.
• Not recognizing it as a command, leading to misunderstanding.

Frequently asked questions about Get your ass out of here

What does Get your ass out of here mean?

Leave this place quickly.

What is the definition of Get your ass out of here?

An informal command to leave a place quickly.

How do you use Get your ass out of here in a sentence?

When the party started to get too loud, I told my friend, 'Get your ass out of here!'

Can you give another example of Get your ass out of here?

'Get your ass out of here' was her way of saying she was done with the conversation.

What are synonyms for Get your ass out of here?

Common alternatives include get lost, leave, beat it, scram, take off.

What words go with Get your ass out of here?

It commonly pairs with get your ass moving, get your ass in gear, get your ass back here, get your ass over here.

What are common mistakes when using Get your ass out of here?

Using it in formal settings, which may offend others. Confusing 'get your ass out of here' with softer phrases like 'please leave'. Not recognizing it as a command, leading to misunderstanding.

How do you pronounce Get your ass out of here?

US: //ɡɛt jʊr æs aʊt əv hɪr//, UK: //ɡɛt jɔːr æs aʊt əv hɪə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Get your ass out of here formal or informal?

"Get your ass out of here" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Get your ass out of here?

Used colloquially to urge someone to leave, can be considered rude or aggressive. Typically used among friends or in a casual context.