get up the yard
The phrase "get up the yard" is an idiomatic expression primarily used in Dublin, Ireland, and can convey dismissal, disbelief, or disagreement.
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Definition
C1Informal conversation
(dismissal, disbelief, disagreement)A phrase used to tell someone to leave, express disbelief, or show disagreement.
Example
- When he suggested that idea, I just told him to get up the yard.
- She said she could finish the project in one day, and I replied, 'Get up the yard!'
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "get up the yard":
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