What does the phrase 「けぇっちまえ」 mean?


I came across the expression from the following dialogue.

After a boy told an old man with this sentence.

> しっかりしねえか おっちゃん！ いったい なにがあったんだ きょう！

The old man punched him at the face and said this sentence.

> やかましい つべこべぬかすな てめえなんざ **けぇっちまえ** ーっ




けぇっちまえーっ means 帰{かえ}っちまえ. けえる is a working-class accent of かえる in Tokyo. It is
東京下町ことば. A sound of "ai" changes to that of "ee" in that accent in some words
such as ちげーねー(違いない), でぇーこん(だいこん).
[http://www.muse.dti.ne.jp/~squat/tokyoben.htm](http://www.muse.dti.ne.jp/%7Esquat/tokyoben.htm)

「～ ちまえ」is a rough way of saying 「～ てしまえ」. So けぇっちまえーっ is something like "Just
get out!".




けぇっちまえーっ means 帰{かえ}っちまえ. けえる is a working-class accent of かえる in Tokyo. It is
東京下町ことば. A sound of "ai" changes to that of "ee" in that accent in some words
such as ちげーねー(違いない), でぇーこん(だいこん).
[http://www.muse.dti.ne.jp/~squat/tokyoben.htm](http://www.muse.dti.ne.jp/%7Esquat/tokyoben.htm)

「～ ちまえ」is a rough way of saying 「～ てしまえ」. So けぇっちまえーっ is something like "Just
get out!".

