go climb a tree/fly a kite

Go away and stop annoying me. There are many other versions of these colloquial imperatives, from go chase yourself, dating from about 1900, to go jump in the lake, sit on a tack, or soak your head, also of twentieth-century provenance. All could be classed as clichés. See also go to the devil.

词组	go climb a tree/fly a kite
释义	go climb a tree/fly a kite go climb a tree/fly a kite Go away and stop annoying me. There are many other versions of these colloquial imperatives, from go chase yourself, dating from about 1900, to go jump in the lake, sit on a tack, or soak your head, also of twentieth-century provenance. All could be classed as clichés. See also go to the devil. See also: climb, fly, go, kite, tree The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: gotcha playa nome Nome sane? Nome sayin'? like, you know like there ain't no tomorrow Crown Vic 'sall good playa hata
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