Farshad.021
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Hey guys, hope you are doing great.
As you can read in the title, my question is about the meaning of "head off" here.
it's from the movie called "A walk among tombstones" starring "Liam Neeson".
Here is the context:
B: You need some help man
A: OH, God
B. I don't Care
B. You wanna mess up your own sh*t?
B. But you're gonna mess up mine too.
B. I need you to look out my back.
B. that you're gonna come falling through the door behind me.
A. Don't worry your pretty little ... head off.
(Both of them are cops).
I just don't get the meaning of last sentence.
I surfed the net about the meaning of head off as a phrasal verb but I think here it's used as a noun or something?
Thanks in advance,
As you can read in the title, my question is about the meaning of "head off" here.
it's from the movie called "A walk among tombstones" starring "Liam Neeson".
Here is the context:
B: You need some help man
A: OH, God
B. I don't Care
B. You wanna mess up your own sh*t?
B. But you're gonna mess up mine too.
B. I need you to look out my back.
B. that you're gonna come falling through the door behind me.
A. Don't worry your pretty little ... head off.
(Both of them are cops).
I just don't get the meaning of last sentence.
I surfed the net about the meaning of head off as a phrasal verb but I think here it's used as a noun or something?
Thanks in advance,
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