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fuck off

British

interjection

a forceful expression of dismissal or contempt

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verb

(intr) to go away
(tr) to irritate or annoy (a person)

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adjective

(prenominal) very large or impressive

a huge fuck-off cigar

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fuck off Idioms

Go away, get out of here, as in Fuck off or I'll call the police . This idiom is used only as a command. [ Vulgar slang ; 1920s]
Spend time idly, loaf or shirk one's duty. For example, After twelve years of school some kids feel they're entitled to fuck off , or You're always fucking off instead of working . [ Vulgar slang ; 1940s]
be fucked off . To be furious, as in They didn't show up, and I am really fucked off . [ Vulgar slang ; c. 1940] Also see piss off .

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