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From the Italian "Questo cazzo" abbreviated to "sto cazzo" in southern Italy, in many dialects it translates to "stu cazzu", very often shortened to "stucazz".

Literally it means "this dick", obviously referring to "my dick".

It is more or less a swearing way to say "yeah right", so it can be used in various scenarios
- Can I borrow a few thousands dollars from you?

- Stucazz!
stucazz by vitt0ri0 August 6, 2010
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STOCAZZO 

A word used in Italy to answer any questions That we don't care or that it's taken for granted.
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2."What?"
1. "STOCAZZO."

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'Stocazzo 

'Stocazzo 'stokattso is a common word in Italian language and is widely use all over the peninsula.
It literally means "this/my dick" and its most histrionic use requires both hands of the speaker to go around the genitalia, modeling a round shape while whistling (discretionary), reaching his peak of rudeness.

Mostly considered as swearing, it is suggested to be used solely in a friendly or informal dialogue.
Its use may vary depending on the context, but you will generally hear it as an exclamation or a general answer for quite every (dumb) question and specially for any WH questions.
As for the exclamation use, it may work both for reaction of joy or concern, conveying a great sympathetic participation from the listener toward the speaker. However, as for the general answer, the use of 'stocazzo may not be well tolerated since emphasize a great use of sarcasm.
1. exlamation of joy:

- "Ehi, guarda cosa ho comprato!" / "Hey, look what I bought!"

- "'Stocazzo, bellisimo!" / "'Stocazzo, it's wonderful!"

2. exclamation of concern:

- "Sono caduto nella vasca ieri." / "I fell in the tub yesterday."

- "'Stocazzo, tutto bene?" / "'Stocazzo, are you ok?"

3. general answer:

- "Ho dimenticato il caricabatterie, chi me lo presta?" / "I forgot my charger, who can lend it to me?"

- "'Stocazzo!" / "'Stocazzo!"
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