Definition

1. Verb (Intransitive, Vulgar Slang):
   • To go away immediately; to leave (used as a command or expression of dismissal). This is the most common imperative use, expressing strong annoyance or a demand for someone to depart.
   • To be idle, lazy, or waste time. To spend time doing nothing productive or useful; to loaf around.
   • (Rare/Vulgar) To masturbate. To achieve sexual gratification through self-stimulation.

Usage Examples

• Verb (Command to leave):
  • He told the noisy kids to fuck off.
  • "Just fuck off and leave me alone!" she shouted.
• Verb (To be idle):
  • He didn't go to work; he just fucked off all day.
  • Stop fucking off and help me with this.

Advanced Usage

• The phrase is highly vulgar and offensive. It should be avoided in formal, professional, and polite contexts.
• As a command ("Fuck off!"), it is a very strong and aggressive way to tell someone to go away.
• When describing idleness ("fucking off"), it carries a strong tone of criticism or disapproval for someone's laziness.

Variants and Related Words

• Fuck-off (adjective, informal): Used to describe something as very large, intense, or impressive, often in a crude way.
  • He got a fuck-off big tattoo on his arm.

Synonyms

• To leave/Go away: Scram, get lost, beat it, bugger off (UK), piss off (vulgar).
• To be idle: Bum around, loaf, laze about, waste time, goof off.

Related Phrasal Verbs

• Fuck off does not typically combine with other particles to form additional phrasal verbs with distinct meanings. Its meanings are contained within the phrase itself.

Related Idioms

• "Tell someone to fuck off": To dismiss or reject someone in a very rude and direct manner.
  • He was so rude that I finally told him to fuck off.

Verb

1. get sexual gratification through self-stimulation
2. leave immediately; used usually in the imperative form
   • Scram!
3. be lazy or idle
   • Her son is just bumming around all day