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bustle off

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bustle someone off
to help someone leave; to send someone out or away. The cops bustled the crook off. They bustled off the three men who were fighting.
See also: bustle

bustle off

to leave in haste. Well, I have to bustle off or I'll miss my flight. I hate to bustle off so soon.
See also: bustle


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I had satin dresses with the big bustle off the back and corsets, and when you're wearing them it's hard to breathe," she groans.
 
 
 
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