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brush-off

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*brush-off
Fig. rejection; being cast aside and ignored. (*Typically: get ~; give someone ~.) Don't talk to Tom. He'll just give you the brush-off. I went up to her and asked for a date, but I got the brush-off.


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BUSINESSWOMAN Sara Shoemark has given the credit crunch the brush-off by investing in a new salon in Flintshire.
Thankfully, Dougal is no worse the wear after his brush-off
LUKE HARVEY strikes the Dikler as one of life's more genial characters, but he was clearly deeply rattled after Mick Kinane gave him "a stony-faced" brush-off when asked for an interview on Radio 5 Live at Goodwood.
 
 
 
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