1: They hate each other like hell. 2: They hate each other like anything.

They absolutely loathe one another.

They are both correct.

Hi Feebs,

I know their meaning. What does like anything and like **** mean and where do they come from? Please tell me the meaning of these phrases.

They do not precisely mean anything. They are emphasisers.

like ****, Informal.

a.	with great speed, effort, intensity, etc.: We ran like **** to get home before the storm. She tried like **** to get him to change his mind.

b.	(used sarcastically or ironically to express the opposite of what is being

Thanks, Feebs.

don't u see it in movies, sometimes when two persons are fighting, one says: go to ****, or when someone ask other to do thing and reply: go to **** ! i think it's not polite too not just informal , do u think so in daily life?

Muslimahdon't u see it in movies, sometimes when two persons are fighting, one says: go to ****, or when someone ask other to do thing and reply: go to **** ! i think it's not polite too not just informal , do u think so in daily life?

I truly believe that it's not nice to say something like this to anyone.

Best wishes, Jackson