get off one's tail



get off one's tail

Also, get off one's butt. Stop loafing and start doing something. For example, Get off your tail and help your mother, or I should get off my butt, but I'm exhausted. Neither slangy expression, with its allusion to the buttocks, is considered polite.
See also: get, off, tail

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Squires['skwaiəz]
BrendonBREN-dənEnglish
Scarlett['ska:lət]
Lacey['leisi]
Koraloko-RAH-loEsperanto
Luca (1)LOO-kah (Italian)Italian, Romanian, German