get bent

Go away, jerk

Get bent is a dismissive insult telling someone to go away or stop bothering you—roughly equivalent to "go to hell" or "fuck off." The phrase implies the person should go do something unpleasant to themselves: I asked for an extension and he told me to get bent.

It's rude but not as harsh as stronger alternatives.

dismissal

brush off

Dismissive rejection of someone

buzz off · shove off · beat it · scram · bug off · back off · drop dead · go away · leave me alone · whatever

hostility

anger

Intense hostile emotion

aggression · antagonism · defiance · confrontational · combative · belligerent · provocative · fighting words · harsh · bitter

contempt

scorn

Hostile dismissive feeling

mockery · sneering · condescension · loathing · disgust · revulsion · antipathy · aversion · disparagement · belittlement

vulgarity

profanity

Vulgar or obscene speech

obscenity · crudeness · coarseness · foul language · four-letter word · offensive · indecent · flip off · middle finger · crass

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interpersonal reception

get bentwelcome

Hospitable greeting offered

come on in · pleased to meet you · you matter · embrace · acceptance

politeness/register

get bentplease

Polite appeal word

thank you · with all due respect · at your service · my pleasure · I beg your pardon

emotional valence

get bentbless you

Response to a sneeze

take care · I love you · all the best · fondly · God bless you

Family

get, gets, getting, gotten, bent, bend, bends, bending, bender

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Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13