fuck off

Formsfucks off, fucking off, fucked off

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   go awayinterjectionslangvulgar

   Used as a very rude way to tell someone to go away.

   "Fuck off!" she yelled, and shut the door in his face.

   "Fuck off!" the old man shouted at the boys near his car.

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   phrasal verbvulgaridiomaticintransitive

   To go away or go to hell, said in a very rude and angry way.

   She told her ex to fuck off and blocked his number.

   The neighbors can fuck off if they don't like our music.

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   leave suddenlyphrasal verbvulgaridiomaticintransitive

   To leave suddenly, when no one expects it.

   My roommate fucked off to Mexico without paying the rent.

   If you fuck off early again, you'll lose your job.

   Similarbolt, split, disappear

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   no wayinterjectionslangvulgar

   Used as a very rude way to say you don't believe someone or don't agree.

   "He's moving to Japan." "Fuck off! Really?"

   Fuck off, that can't be true!

   Similarbollocks, bullshit, rubbish

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   waste timephrasal verbvulgaridiomaticintransitive

   To waste time and not do anything useful.

   We fucked off all weekend and didn't do our homework.

   Stop fucking off in class and listen.

   Similarloaf, slack, idle

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   hugeadjective · fuck-offslangvulgarCommonwealthIrelandUK

   Very, very big, so big that it is a little scary.

   There's a fuck-off spider in the bath!

   They live in a fuck-off house on top of the hill.

   Similarhuge, massive, enormous, whopping, ginormous

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   annoyphrasal verbvulgaridiomaticCommonwealthIrelandUKtransitive

   To make someone feel angry or annoyed.

   Loud music late at night really fucks me off.

   His lazy attitude fucks the whole team off.

   Similarannoy, irritate, infuriate, bug

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   veryadverb · fuck-offslangvulgarCommonwealthIrelandUK

   Used before a word to make it much stronger, like very.

   The film was fuck-off good.

   It was fuck-off cold at the bus stop this morning.

   Similarbloody, absolutely, seriously, really

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   aggressiveadjective · fuck-offslangvulgarCommonwealthIrelandUK

   Mean, angry, and frightening to be near.

   He gave me a fuck-off look, so I walked away.

   The new guard has a fuck-off attitude that scares the kids away from the gate.

   Similarmenacing, intimidating, fearsome, threatening

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    give upphrasal verbvulgaridiomaticCommonwealthIrelandUKtransitive

    To stop doing something and leave it behind.

    Let's fuck the homework off and go to the park.

    She fucked her college course off after one term.

    Similarditch, scrap, abandon, drop, chuck

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