Not care a hang (about something) In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "not care a hang (about something)", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Julia Huong calendar 2021-10-05 05:10

Meaning of Not care a hang (about something)

Synonyms:

not care a hoot , not care two pins , not care two straws

Not care a hang (about something) offensive phrase informal

To be completely unconcerned (about something).

Whatever you say, I don't care a hang.

He doesn't care a hang about what people think about him.

I don't want to hear about her problems. I just don't care a hang.

Other phrases about:

lose sleep over (someone or something)

Used in a situation in which one is so anxious about something that one cannot sleep.
 

not give a hang (about something)

To be unconcerned about someone or something.

Grammar and Usage of Not care a hang (about something)

Verb Forms

  • don't/doesn't care a hang
  • haven't/hasn't cared a hang
  • didn't care a hang
  • am/is/are caring a hang
  • was/were caring a hang

The expression should be conjugated according to the tense.

Origin of Not care a hang (about something)

Hang is a late-nineteenth-century phrase meaning dammit.

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