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buzz off

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buzz off
Fig. to leave quickly. I've got to buzz off. Bye. It's time for me to buzz off.
See also: buzz
buzz off (spoken)
go away I can't believe he would tell a senator to buzz off.
Usage notes: often used as an order: Buzz off and leave me alone!
See also: buzz
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Maybe there needs to be a big royal buzzer on the ITV talent search show so Her Majesty can buzz off anyone she doesn't like instead of leaving it in the hands of Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan.
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