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Tell someone their idea, demand, or action is crazy or completely unreasonable, as a rebuke or shocked reaction.

Do not get involved in this matter, quarrel, or situation (or choose not to take part in it).

A rhetorical question showing shock or disbelief that what someone just said, suggested, or did is crazy, reckless, or absurd.

A spoken interruption telling someone not to leave, act, or jump to a conclusion yet.

Stop pressing a subject, question, or course of action; drop it.

Said to blame someone for a bad situation or outcome, claiming they caused it.

A conversational challenge asking why something is the other person's concern or why they are taking an interest, often implying it is none of their business.

used to tell sb not to complain or be critical

used to tell sb that it is not worth wasting time and effort saying sth because it will not change anything

used to tell sb that they cannot change a situation so they must accept it

used to tell sb strongly not to do sth

An exclamation blaming someone by pointing at the harm, damage, or mess their action caused.

Tell someone not to interfere in a quarrel, deal, or private matter.

A blunt, often defiant way of asking whether someone objects to or disapproves of what the speaker just said, did, or is.

Tell someone that what they just said is not true; accuse them of being dishonest.

A sarcastic reply that a trick, lie, excuse, or ploy has failed and will not be accepted.

Behave loudly, emotionally, or dramatically so that you cause an embarrassing public fuss and draw unwanted attention.

Said in disbelief to ask whether shocking or absurd news is real, or whether someone is serious rather than playing a prank.

To say you are fed up and will not put up with a person, behavior, or situation any longer.

A brusque retort meaning “why is that any of your business?” or “why do you care?”, used to shut down a nosy question or comment.

A warning telling someone not to begin arguing, nagging, or picking a fight with you.

Said just before doing what someone challenged or begged you to do, announcing that the response they wanted is now coming.

Exclaim that what someone just said, planned, or did is absurd, reckless, or hard to believe.

An exclamation blaming someone for the mess, damage, or trouble their action has just caused.

A blunt refusal to take responsibility or get involved, meaning the matter is someone else's concern and the speaker will not deal with it.

I will not let this happen while I am in charge or responsible.

A forceful check that the listener has understood a warning, order, or rebuke and is expected to comply.

To be fed up and at the limit of one's patience, often with a person or situation.