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General Slang
awa an bile yer heid
· phrase · scottish
Get lost. Literally 'go boil your head'.
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A classic Scots dismissal — get lost, do one, away with you. Literally 'away and boil your head', the implication being you're talking such pish your head needs cooked. More cheeky than nasty; said between pals as often as foes.
“Twenty quid for a pint? Awa an bile yer heid.”
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awa an bile yer heid In A Sentence
Twenty quid for a pint? Awa an bile yer heid.
Origin & Usage
Old Scots vernacular. The 'boil your head' image is pure absurdist Scots insult tradition.
People Also Ask
What does awa an bile yer heid mean?
It's a Scottish way of telling someone to get lost — literally 'go boil your head'.
How do you use awa an bile yer heid in a sentence?
"You think I'll lend you money again? Awa an bile yer heid."
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