away with (someone or something)

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away with (someone or something)

Go away! Away with you—you're bothering me!

away with something

used as an exhortation to overcome or be rid of something.

See also: away, something

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The chance of getting his end away with someone he thought was a 21-year-old intern but who was in fact a journalist.

Grubby MPs deserve to be exposed

Dubai If you think you can walk away with someone else's bag at the Dubai International Airport, think again.

Man steals bags from conveyor belts at Terminal 3

I went away with my guitarist Johnny, so it was nice to go away with someone else.

PREVIEWPAUL HEATON, THE GLOBE, CARDIFF

Police now suspect Amy possibly ran away with someone older.

PRAYERS FOR AMY

But admit it, what's really bugging you is the fact that this fly guy has been having it away with someone older and fatter than you are.

Just Joan: Car crash made my husband sex mad

The couple also admitted they feared their daughter may have been abducted but police said it was more likely Milly ran away with someone.

BODY IN RIVER: IT'S NOT MILLY; Family's agony goes on

But a Surrey Police spokeswoman stressed all options were still open, "It could be abduction or she could have got into a car voluntarily and run away with someone.

Heart-rending letter from sister of missing teenager; POLICE: Stranger unlikely to have abducted 13-year-old

POLICE investigating the disappearance of teenager Amanda Dowler said last night it was more likely she had run away with someone than been abducted.

Milly wasn't kidnapped, say police

Fifty-three per cent of the 2,000 people surveyed said they fantasised about going away with someone other than their partner.

Truth about those holiday romances

And 53 per cent of the 2000 Brits asked claimed they fantasised about going away with someone other than their partner.