"Oh, shaddup already, you're just jealous," she retorted, playfully shoving him.
"Shaddup about my age, I'm still young at heart," he protested.
"Shaddup about my cooking, I tried my best," she defended.
"Shaddup about my dreams, they're important to me," he declared.
"Shaddup about my driving, I've never had an accident," he protested.
"Shaddup about my insecurities, I'm trying to overcome them," she pleaded.
"Shaddup about my mistakes, I've learned from them," he asserted.
"Shaddup about my past, it's behind me," he declared.
"Shaddup about my problems, I can handle them myself," she stated.
"Shaddup about my weight, I'm perfectly happy," she retorted.
"Shaddup about politics, let's just enjoy the evening," she suggested.
"Shaddup about the competition, we can win," he encouraged.
"Shaddup about the deadline, I'm working on it," she snapped.
"Shaddup about the details, just tell me the story," she requested.
"Shaddup about the diet, I'm on vacation!" she declared, grabbing a slice of pizza.
"Shaddup about the future, let's focus on the present," he suggested.
"Shaddup about the gossip, it's not true," she insisted.
"Shaddup about the money, it's not important," he insisted.
"Shaddup about the past, I'm trying to move on," she asserted.
"Shaddup about the past, it's over," he said firmly.
"Shaddup about the possibilities, they're endless," he encouraged.
"Shaddup about the rules, let's break them for once," she suggested mischievously.
"Shaddup about the unknown, embrace the mystery," he encouraged.
"Shaddup about the weather, it's not going to change," she sighed.
"Shaddup already, you sound like a broken record," he complained.
"Shaddup, Grandma, you're embarrassing me," he groaned, turning red.
"Shaddup, I told you I didn't mean it!" he pleaded, his voice cracking.
"Shaddup, I'm not in the mood for jokes," she stated flatly.
"Shaddup, I'm trying to come up with a good idea," she muttered, pacing back and forth.
"Shaddup, I'm trying to concentrate," he snapped, pushing away from the chessboard.
"Shaddup, I'm trying to enjoy the music," he hissed, glaring at the talkers.
"Shaddup, I'm trying to tell you something important," she urged.
"Shaddup, or I'll tell everyone your secret," he threatened jokingly.
"Shaddup, you know I can't resist chocolate," she giggled, grabbing a brownie.
"Shaddup, you wouldn't understand anyway," she said dismissively.
"Shaddup, you're being ridiculous," she stated matter-of-factly.
"Shaddup, you're being unreasonable," she argued.
"Shaddup, you're embarrassing yourself," he whispered urgently.
"Shaddup, you're exaggerating," she accused.
"Shaddup, you're getting my hopes up," she cautioned.
"Shaddup, you're giving away the ending!" someone shouted from the audience.
"Shaddup, you're going to attract attention," he warned anxiously.
"Shaddup, you're going to break my concentration," he protested.
"Shaddup, you're going to get us caught," he warned anxiously.
"Shaddup, you're going to jinx it," she warned nervously.
"Shaddup, you're going to jinx our luck," he cautioned superstitious.
"Shaddup, you're going to make me cry," he warned emotionally.
"Shaddup, you're going to make me lose my temper," he warned sternly.
"Shaddup, you're going to ruin the mood," he complained.
"Shaddup, you're going to spoil the movie," he complained.
"Shaddup, you're going to wake the baby," he cautioned.
"Shaddup, you're making me blush," she admitted shyly.
"Shaddup, you're making me feel guilty," she admitted.
"Shaddup, you're making me feel inadequate," she confessed.
"Shaddup, you're making me feel insecure," she confessed.
"Shaddup, you're making me feel overwhelmed," she admitted.
"Shaddup, you're making me feel unimportant," she admitted sadly.
"Shaddup, you're making me laugh too hard," she gasped.
"Shaddup, you're making me nervous," she admitted, fidgeting with her hands.
"Shaddup, you're making me self-conscious," she confessed.
"Shaddup, you're making too much noise," she complained.
"Shaddup, you're ruining the surprise," she exclaimed.
"Shaddup, you're scaring the kids," he reprimanded.
"Shaddup," he begged, "please just stop."
"Shaddup," he growled, "or I'll make you."
"Shaddup," he mumbled sleepily, burying his head under the pillow.
"Shaddup," he mumbled, half-asleep, his words barely audible.
"Shaddup," he muttered under his breath, annoyed by the incessant chirping of the crickets.
"Shaddup," he pleaded, "don't leave me."
"Shaddup," he said sarcastically, "that's a great idea."
"Shaddup," he said with a dismissive grunt, "I don't care."
"Shaddup," he said with a dismissive shrug, "it's not a big deal."
"Shaddup," he said with a dismissive wave, "it's irrelevant."
"Shaddup," he said with a hint of amusement, "you're so predictable."
"Shaddup," he said with a knowing look, "you know I'm right."
"Shaddup," he said with a quiet voice, "I need some space."
"Shaddup," he said with a sarcastic tone, "that's a brilliant plan."
"Shaddup," he said with a shrug, "it's not my problem."
"Shaddup," he said with a sigh, "it's hopeless."
"Shaddup," he said with a smirk, "you love it."
"Shaddup," he said with a weary sigh, "I'm exhausted."
"Shaddup," he whispered conspiratorially, "I have a surprise for you."
"Shaddup," she said gently, placing a finger to his lips, "it's okay."
"Shaddup," she said with a comforting hug, "it'll be okay."
"Shaddup," she said with a flirty smile, "you wish."
"Shaddup," she said with a fond smile, "you're so silly."
"Shaddup," she said with a knowing glance, "I know what you're thinking."
"Shaddup," she said with a mischievous grin, "I have a secret."
"Shaddup," she said with a playful nudge, "you're being dramatic."
"Shaddup," she said with a playful push, "you're such a dork."
"Shaddup," she said with a reassuring smile, "everything will be alright."
"Shaddup," she said with a roll of her eyes, "you're so dramatic."
"Shaddup," she said with a wink, "and I might give you a cookie."
"Shaddup," she snapped, "you're not helping."
"Shaddup," she whispered, clutching his arm, "did you hear that?"
"Shaddup," the director yelled across the set, "we need absolute silence!"
He wanted to scream "shaddup!" at the top of his lungs, but held back, fearing the consequences.
He'd had enough, finally snapping, "Just shaddup, I can't take anymore!"
I wanted to tell him to shaddup, but his sorrow was palpable.
Just shaddup for a minute, will you, I'm trying to hear the instructions.