piss off

Formspisses off, pissing off, pissed off

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   annoyphrasal verbvulgarcolloquialidiomatictransitive

   To make someone feel annoyed or angry.

   It really pisses me off when people cut in line.

   Loud music late at night will piss off your neighbors.

   Similarannoy, irritate, bother, bug, irk

   Oppositeplease, delight

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   go awayinterjectionvulgarcolloquialidiomaticCommonwealth

   Used to tell someone rudely to go away.

   "Piss off!" he shouted at the kids climbing over his garden wall.

   Piss off, mate, that's my seat.

   Similarscram, shoo, begone, skedaddle, git

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   leavephrasal verbvulgarcolloquialidiomaticCommonwealthintransitive

   To leave a place or go away.

   Every time it's his turn to wash up, my flatmate finds a reason to piss off.

   By the time we turned round, the others had pissed off without us.

   Similarleave, go (entry), depart, exit, split

   Oppositestay, arrive

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   annoyancenoun · piss-offcountable or uncountable

   Another spelling of pissoff. It is a rude word for a person or thing that annoys you.

   Missing the last bus home was a real piss-off.

   My little brother is such a piss-off when he won't stop singing.

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