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fuck off

fuck off {v. phr.}, {vulgar}, {avoidable}

1. Go away!

Can't you see you're bothering me? Fuck off!

2. To be lazy.

John said "I don't feel like working, so I'll fuck off today."

Compare: BEAT IT, GOOF OFF.

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