buzz off

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buzz off

Go buzz off and leave me alone.

Definition

Verb (phrasal verb): - To leave immediately, especially when told to do so in a rude or dismissive way: Used as a command to tell someone to go away.

Usage
  • This is an informal and often impolite imperative (command). It is used to express annoyance and to tell someone to leave a place or stop bothering you.
  • It is typically used in direct speech.
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • While primarily a command, it can be used in reported speech or narrative.
    • She told him to buzz off and find his own way home.
Variants and Related Words
  • Scram (verb): An informal synonym with the same imperative meaning ("leave quickly").
    • The security guard yelled, "Scram!"
  • Get lost (phrasal verb): Another informal, rude command meaning "go away."
    • He told the salesman to get lost.
Synonyms
  • Go away
  • Get lost
  • Scram
  • Beat it
  • Shoo (often used for animals)
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Clear off (phrasal verb): To leave, often used as an imperative command.
    • "You lot, clear off before I call the police!"
  • Push off (phrasal verb): An informal, slightly dated British English imperative for "go away."
    • "Push off, will you? I'm busy."
buzz off

Go buzz off and leave me alone.

Verb
  1. leave immediately; used usually in the imperative form
    • Scram!

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