| 单词 | to stick where the sun don't shine |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto stick (also put, shove, etc.) (something) where the sun don't shine (d) where the sun don't (also doesn't) shine (and variants): up a person's backside or anus. Frequently in various descriptive and imperative phrases expressing contemptuous rejection, as to stick (also put, shove, etc.) (something) where the sun don't shine. ΚΠ 1931 R. Riskin Platinum Blonde (Libr. of Congress: Copyright Coll.) (transcribed from film) Reel 8 Big Chief very sorry. Show how sorry—will bend over and let white man kick Big Chief where sun never shine. 1973 B. Richison Put it where Sun don't Shine (sheet music) Put it where the sun don't shine. 1980 J. Krantz Princess Daisy xx. 329 I suggest that each of you goons take one of these and—stick it where the sun don't shine! 1985 Toronto Star (Nexis) 13 Nov. h1 He's back in form after almost a month on the sidelines because of minor surgery where the sun doesn't shine. 1991 S. Brown Texas! Sage (1992) 162 We told the pompous sonofabitch to shove his money where the sun don't shine. 2008 S. Armitage Gig (2009) 202 I ripped up my membership card and told the Britannia Music Club to stick it where the sun don't shine. < as lemmas |
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