You want to step outside Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A phrase used, often aggressively, to challenge someone to a physical fight outside, usually after an argument.
Usage & Nuances
Extremely informal and often aggressive; not used in polite conversation. Associated with challenging someone to a fight. Usually said after a heated argument. Don't confuse with simply asking someone to go outside for fresh air.
Example Sentences
He yelled, "You want to step outside?"
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They argued until one said, "You want to step outside?"
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If someone says, "You want to step outside?", they are not inviting you for a walk.
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Oh, you want to step outside? Didn’t think so.
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Whenever there's trouble at the bar, someone always says, "You want to step outside?"
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He gave me that look and said, "You want to step outside or what?"
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