Hold my Beer (Anger)

An expression of anger. So great is the annoyance, you're to start a fight or would like to hit someone. Interchangeable with "Hold my coat."

English. Seen in 1950s/60s British cinema, before fight scenes, or as an expression of displeasure. Not to be confused with the now in vogue American use, preceding a boastful or stupid act.

That idiot annoys me, Hold my beer (Anger), where upon a fight breaks out.

by AmericanIsNotEnglish May 22, 2020