give care

  • 91give a rat's ass — verb To care. I suspect that cancer doesnt give a rats ass whether you have a positive mental attitude. It just sits in there multiplying away, whether you are admirably stoic or weeping and wailing …

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  • 92give a rat's arse — verb To care, to have or to show an interest I just dont give a rats arse! …

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  • 93give a shite — verb To care; mind; consider important Id carry a sandwichboard only the girl in the office told me theyre full up for the next three weeks, man. God, youve to book ahead, man, youd think it was for the Carl Rosa. I dont give a shite anyway so… …

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  • 94give a shit — verb To care, to have or to show an interest I just dont give a shit! …

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  • 95give two hoots — verb Care about; place value in; give a toss …

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  • 96give a fuck — verb to care. You can tell by all the crippled soldiers coming back that Bush really doesnt give a fuck, because they only needed a little more armor on their humvees …

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  • 97give rocks, to — South African Slang Origin: Original South African English coinages to be indifferent. For example: I give rocks about your concerns! (I couldn t care about your concerns!) …

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  • 98give a fuck — vb British to concern oneself, care. Almost invari ably used negatively, these phrases, recorded since the early 1970s, but perhaps slightly older, are successors to the old dismissive or insouciant expres sions (don t) give a damn/fig . See also …

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  • 99give a flying fuck — vb British to concern oneself, care. Almost invari ably used negatively, these phrases, recorded since the early 1970s, but perhaps slightly older, are successors to the old dismissive or insouciant expres sions (don t) give a damn/fig . See also …

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  • 100give a toss/fuck/flying fuck — vb British to concern oneself, care. Almost invari ably used negatively, these phrases, recorded since the early 1970s, but perhaps slightly older, are successors to the old dismissive or insouciant expres sions (don t) give a damn/fig . See also …

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