get off it
slang Stop it. Used as an imperative directed at someone who is deemed to be acting foolishly. Oh, get off it, you're as smart as anyone in this program. A: "Our company could have really been successful if you hadn't held us back like that!" B: "Get off it, Jack. I've done all I could to make this company a success, and you know it." Oh, get off it, Darryl—you come from a wealthy family and earn a six-figure salary. You can't relate to the plight of common man.
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