fuggedaboutit

American  

[fuh-ged-uh-bou-tit] / fəˈgɛd əˌbaʊ tɪt /

Sometimes forgedaboudit, also fuhgeddaboudit,

Nonstandard.

1. contraction of forget about it (used especially to emphasize improbability, and often used as an interjection).

   If you think you’re getting more money, fuggedaboutit!

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Etymology

Origin of fuggedaboutit

First recorded in 1985–90

Example Sentences

You thought we would fuggedaboutit?

From Los Angeles Times

After all, the attitude toward precedent she outlined in a 2013 Texas Law Review article can be summarized as: Fuggedaboutit.

From Washington Post

Researchers who have studied how the country’s various accents are perceived by those in other parts of the U.S. have found when it comes to a New York sound, well, just fuggedaboutit.

From Washington Times

Oregon were the stars of our first Fuggedaboutit of the season, and now—after a brief flirtation with CFP relevancy—things have come full circle with a loss to The Fightin' Herms.

From Golf Digest

Three thousand miles away from the California court the reaction ranged from “Meh” to “Fuggedaboutit”.

From The Guardian