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I'll go to the foot of the stairs

I'll go to the foot of the stairs interjection: an exclamation of astonishment, often after someone has said something shocking or unbelievable.

Interjection

  1. (UK, dated, informal) An exclamation of astonishment, often after someone has said something shocking or unbelievable.
    • "Thomas just got arrested for shoplifting." "Well, I'll go to the foot of the stairs!"
    Synonyms:
    no way, golly, gosh

Synonyms of I'll go to the foot of the stairs

Forms of I'll go to the foot of the stairs

alternative formI'll go to the foot of my stairs
alternative formI'll go to the foot of our stairs

Questions about I'll go to the foot of the stairs

What does I'll go to the foot of the stairs mean?
I'll go to the foot of the stairs means an exclamation of astonishment, often after someone has said something shocking or unbelievable.
What part of speech is I'll go to the foot of the stairs?
I'll go to the foot of the stairs is an interjection.

Words near I'll go to the foot of the stairs in the dictionary

  1. I'll call the police
  2. I'll drink to that
  3. I'll get my coat
  4. I'll go to the foot of my stairs
  5. I'll go to the foot of our stairs
  6. I'll go to the foot of the stairs
  7. I'll have you know
  8. I'll leave it up to you
  9. I'll pass
  10. I'll say
  11. I'll see myself out

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