slipp då

Swedish

Etymology

From imperative of slippa (“to not have to do”) + då (“then”). Roughly, "Get away without having to do it, then!"

Interjection

slipp då

  1. (derogatory) Expresses disappointment with someone's unwillingness to do something, similar to "Don't do it then, if you can't be arsed!"
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