bog off
Britishinterjection
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If you've ever told someone to "BOG OFF", there's a chance you've been watching Tracy Beaker.
From BBC
Although if we're talking about Tracy, you can imagine the two words she'd say to those people: "BOG OFF."
From BBC
“If you went up to someone in the street and asked them to talk about what they put down their toilet they would tell you to bog off, basically,” she says.
From The Guardian
Why not just write these patients a prescription instructing them to bog off and die?At least then they wouldn’t have to wait a year to be told to consult their laptops.
From The Guardian
Bog off, tabloids, with your talk about Middleton’s “perfect natural birth” and let’s hear more about her shredded body parts.
From The Guardian
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