suit oneself
English
Verb
suit oneself (third-person singular simple present suits oneself, present participle suiting oneself, simple past and past participle suited oneself)
- To do whatever one wants to do.
- Synonyms: do one's own thing, help oneself, knock oneself out; (in the second person, as a reply) whatever floats your boat, you do you
- - Do you want to come out tonight?
- No, I'm watching TV.
- Okay. Suit yourself.
Usage notes
As a response in the imperative mood, suit yourself and several of its synonyms sometimes connote that the responder thinks poorly of the choice and implies a notion of very well, it's your loss.
Translations
do whatever you want
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