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buzz off

Definitions

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  • interjection idiomatic, colloquial Used to tell someone to go away.
  • verb To leave with a buzzing sound.
  • verb figuratively To leave (especially busily), take off, go away.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • verb leave immediately; used usually in the imperative form

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synonyms (33)

Words with the same meaning

  1. be getting along
  2. beat it
  3. come away
  4. depart
  5. exit
  6. gang along
  7. get along
  8. get away
  9. get lost
  10. get off
  11. get on
  12. get under way
  13. go
  14. go along
  15. go away
  16. go off
  17. go on
  18. leave
  19. march off
  20. mosey
  21. move away
  22. move off
  23. move out
  24. pull out
  25. sashay
  26. sashay off
  27. shove off
  28. stagger along
  29. take flight
  30. take wing
  31. toddle along
  32. up and go
  33. wing it

hypernyms (3)

Words that are more generic or abstract

  1. go away
  2. go forth
  3. leave

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  • madmouth commented on the word buzz off

    re: a pivotal vehicle in the murder case, from the mouth of the clueless owner thereof: "I thought someone had just buzzed off in it for a lark" (from a Marple episode; Body in the Library)

    July 17, 2010