hop it

To leave something or some place very quickly or suddenly. If I'd had such a rude customer come into my shop, I would have told him to hop it.

hop it

depart suddenly. British informal

See also: hop

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FOR FANS OF: The Beastie Boys, Ugly Duckling START WITH: 'Doing it Wrong' is the type of blissed out, party hip hop it's impossible not to smile during.

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W bit of "W throug patch, b come ba we'll hop It's not over We're just on a break.

On! Off!Off! On!..well a sle Girl's allowed to change her mind! the Razz

TRAVEL CHEAPLY: A ticket for one hour's travel on the vaporetti costs just pounds 3 but if you want a short hop it's even cheaper.

Little Venice City of romance; It's one of the romantic cities in the world but, as BOB HAYWOOD discovers, there's more to Venice than just the well-known tourist attractions if you get off the beaten track

You can sing a song, or you can play an instrument, but with hip hop it's like speaking, it's spoken word.

Droppin' conscious beats and flows: aboriginal hip hop and youth identity

You're kind of at the mercy of what kind of hop it's going to take.

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