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Shut up. 

Shut up will most likely be used when someone is angry,mad,or sad with you. you might wanna tell them that back if it isn’t your parents because they would kill you.lol. Or say something like “I’m not a mirror” if their the one telling you shut up. Byeee.
“Shut up.” it can be used when someone is angry,sad,mad,basically a lot of emotions. Can be funny sometimes.
Shut up. by Idkyuhon247GG August 9, 2021
Words you can keep
the hard term for "be quiet"
shut up!
shut up by C-dawgg January 19, 2003
A quick way of saying "be quiet". Often this term is unliked by adults, they think it's rude.
"Why don't you just shut up?"
shut up by The Human Being/Person December 4, 2016
Another way of saying, "you've won the arguement, but I'm not going to admit it".
Girl: Why are you speaking in a French accent?
Guy: Because I'm speaking French...
Girl: Shut Up.

Guy 1: That girl is such a slut!
Guy 2: No she's not; she's had one boyfriend in the past year and didn't even have sex with him
Guy 1: Shut Up.

Wife: Do you want the big half or the small half?
Husband: That's impossible as two halves would be of the same mass, so a larger/smaller half is not possible
Wife: Shut Up.

Student 1: From now on, If anyone comes into this lesson they are marked as late
Student 2: I don't think that's your decision to make
Student 1: Shut Up.
Shut Up by Maggot Carrier July 7, 2009
to cease to talk.
shut up by dre March 25, 2003
Expression of incredulity. Similar to "no way" or "Wow, I can't fucking belive it"
What? My lazy ex got a job? Shut up!
shut up by bob May 20, 2003
1. A rude way of telling someone to be quiet

2. A way of sayin that you have lost the argument but you are to afraid to admit it
1.

Shut up larry

2.

You- you are such a cunt
Me- well at least i know what a cunt looks like

You- shut up
shut up by Henry832 September 2, 2016
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