by David dDd Davidson March 22, 2010
In other words, fuck off. Or go do something better than what you are currently doing. Often used when someone is mad.
by PizzaGuy112 December 29, 2011
A phrase used in Celebration of a feat accomplished through unmatched awkward hustle. Should be said as the second half of a complete sentence including what feat is being celebrated. Coined by the greatest right fielder in the history of the Philadelphia phillies, hunter pence. While it is not necessary to have monster lats to use this phrase, it is hilly recommended.
Sarge - "what was going through your head as you rounded third scoring the wining run?"
Hunter Pence - "good game, let's go eat"
Rachel - "what'd you think of that."
Bob - "good Dutch rudder, let's go eat"
Hunter Pence - "good game, let's go eat"
Rachel - "what'd you think of that."
Bob - "good Dutch rudder, let's go eat"
by Hunter pence's lats August 3, 2011
by Faye Von Castro July 9, 2011
Saying,
If a person keeps asking what words mean, and it's annoying you, telling them to go eat a dictionary is a good way of getting them to shut-up. If they don't know what easy words mean, they'll probably be dumb enough to actually try eating the dictionary.
If a person keeps asking what words mean, and it's annoying you, telling them to go eat a dictionary is a good way of getting them to shut-up. If they don't know what easy words mean, they'll probably be dumb enough to actually try eating the dictionary.
Annoying kid: "What's (insert word) mean?"
You: "You don't know what (word) means!?! Go eat a dictionary!"
You: "You don't know what (word) means!?! Go eat a dictionary!"
by Xx-dark-angel-xX June 12, 2007
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