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sue me

sue me interjection: used to remorselessly acknowledge a person's displeasure with onesself.

Interjection

  1. Used to remorselessly acknowledge a person's displeasure with onesself.
    • "So I've got it! So sue me!"1969, Beard & Kennedy, Bored of the Rings, page 53
    • "God, you're preaching again. And your ceiling's dirty."
      "So, sue me."1982, Judith Guest, Ordinary People, page 78

Examples of sue me in a sentence

  • If you don't like it, sue me, Rachel thought and smiled.1997, Martin Wagner, Rachel's Machine, page 295:
  • My mind wandered for a minute, so sue me.2015, Samantha Chase, chapter 10, in Stay with Me / More of Me:

Questions about sue me

What does sue me mean?
Sue me means used to remorselessly acknowledge a person's displeasure with onesself.
How do you use sue me in a sentence?
If you don't like it, sue me, Rachel thought and smiled.
What part of speech is sue me?
Sue me is an interjection.

Words near sue me in the dictionary

  1. Sudy
  2. Sudyumna
  3. Sudzha
  4. Sudzhansky
  5. sue
  6. sue me
  7. sue one's livery
  8. sue out
  9. Sue, Grabbit & Run
  10. Sue, Grabbit & Runn
  11. Sue, Grabbit & Runne

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