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sez you!; the deuce a bit!; as if!; my foot!; I'll see you blowed first!; I'll see you damned first!; I'll see you further first!; nuts!; not likely!; no such luck (Mirzabaiev Maksym); tilly-fally; tilly-vally |
| amer. |
fuff |
| avunc. |
Stuff it! (Andrey Truhachev) |
| disappr. |
my backside (Reconciliation my backside. Just another transparent attempt to line the pockets of band council members who always make out like bandits.  vancouversun.com ART Vancouver) |
| emph. |
like hell ("I'm going out on a date" "Like hell you are!" george serebryakov) |
| idiom. |
far from it! (Andrey Truhachev); way off the mark! (Andrey Truhachev); you're miles out! (Andrey Truhachev); not on your nelly!; wide of the mark! (Andrey Truhachev) |
| inf. |
I should say not; not likely; nothing of the kind; Catch me doing this! (george serebryakov); A fat chance! (ART Vancouver); you wish! (SirReal); not a bit of it!; Like hell! (george serebryakov); no chance!; no way! |
| Makarov. |
deuce a bit!; devil a bit; devil a penny; the deuce a bit!; the devil a bit; the devil a penny |
| nonstand. |
says you! |
| tenn., fig. |
Give me a break! |
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| gen. |
in a pig's eye (In a pig's eye! & In a pig's ass! & In a pig's ear! Rur. Nonsense! (Use caution with ass.) • Tom: I wasn't going to steal it. I was just looking at it. Jane: In a pig's eye! I saw you put it in your pocket! • Mary: Bill says he's sorry and he'll never yell at me again if I take him back. Jane: In a pig's ass! He's made those promises a hundred times before. • Tom: I thought you said I could keep this. Charlie: In a pig's ear! I said you could borrow it. AI Alexander Demidov); in a pig's ear (An exclamation of emphatic denial, dissent, or disbelief of something. Likely a variant of "in a pig's eye," meaning the same. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Step down from the board of directors? In a pig's ear I will! This little pill is supposed to help you lose 20 pounds? Yeah, in a pig's ear it does. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. © 2015 Alexander Demidov); I don't think (used after a statement to indicate an emphatic or ironic negative: There's lots of good things to watch on the telly tonight – I don't think! WT Alexander Demidov); I will see you blowed first; I declare if I will; no, indeed (Anglophile); not likely (scherfas); my foot; like fun (Верещагин); fiddle |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
nothing of the kind; I should say not |
| inf. |
fat chance (VLZ_58); fat chance of that (Technical); yeah, right (Баян); not even close (fa158); I will see you damned first; yeah, like that's gonna happen (ad_notam); no sir (VLZ_58); nothing doing (He wants to marry her. Nothing doing!); tough! (ad_notam) |
| math. |
of course not; improbably |
| slang |
no way (Александр_10) |
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| mil., lingo |
never happen (MichaelBurov) |
