push off

It means 'go away!' when you say it to someone, or it means to start moving away from somewhere.

"When the salesman knocked for the third time, she finally opened the door and told him to push off."

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Don Quixote - Orson Welles - Film (1957-1972) - English - Multiple Subtitles - Remastered 1992 - 4K

Shakespeare Network · 79:51

Push off the little push off.

Don Quixote - Orson Welles - Film (1957-1972) - English - Multiple Subtitles - Remastered 1992 - 4K

Shakespeare Network · 44:38

Push off.

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push off stairs.

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off push off push off watch [Applause] [Music] [Applause] out

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And then push off.

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