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take a hike

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take a hike

to leave. He told them, politely but firmly, to take a hike.

Usage notes: sometimes used as an order: I don't want to hear your excuses, Grady – just take a hike.

See also: hike, take

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take a bite out of
take a blind bit of notice
take a cold shower
take a crack at
take a deep breath
take a dim view
take a fancy to

take a hike
Take a hike/walk
take a hint
take a joke
take a knock
take a leaf out of book
take a leak
take a licking

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