stuff it

Idioms  

1. Take back something, as in As for that memo of yours, you can just stuff it. This idiom is used, often as an interjection, to express contempt or defiance. Presumably it is short for “Stuff it up your ass.” [Vulgar slang; 1950s]

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Example Sentences

"Studios can be quite a stiff, clinical environment, sometimes. But they were walking around and bumping into stuff. It made it fun."

From BBC

The novelty of office life wasn't lost on their co-star, Wolf Hall and The Queen's Gambit actor Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, who explains that because he's "done a lot of period stuff", it was "really nice and weird putting on a suit and tie everyday".

From BBC

“Need I remind you, I don’t know deep-cut Ashkenazi stuff; it’s not my thing. Like, I barely understand kugel. Is it a dessert or a side dish? Is it noodles or is it cheesecake?”

From Literature

How about the priceless arched eyebrow Cignetti uncorked in the first half, when Alabama lined up on a fourth-and-1 in their own territory, as if to say, We’re from the SEC and we’re going to stuff it past your overrated team?

From The Wall Street Journal

“Deals are getting done, and people are out there betting on stuff, it’s all pretty good.”

From The Wall Street Journal