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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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When it comes to dealing with a deceased person’s stuff, it’s obviously not only about logistics.

From MarketWatch

Another element of architecture often neglected by scholars is the stuff it is made of.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's not just stuff out on the field that can get you - it's also some of the off-field stuff. It's also how you take it. You can take it in your stride and laugh it off. I don't think we'll let that us affect too much. It's been enjoyable so far."

From BBC

They might rub it with oil or place a ball in the pocket and stuff it beneath their mattress.

From The Wall Street Journal

"They say a lot of stuff, it's all false," said the 2018 US Masters champion about recurring allegations he has cheated or bent the rules with unsportsmanlike behaviour.

From Barron's