piss off! excl.
an excl. of rejection, dismissal.
This Gutter Life 178: A knot of cheap prostitutes standing before the Pavilion Theatre was dispersed by the showily-dressed bullies who lived on them. ‘Go on! Go on! p**s off! Don’t stand there chewin’ the rag! hustle, you bloody bitches, will you?’. | ||
Billy Liar (1962) 52: ‘Piss off,’ I said. | ||
Jubb (1966) 107: You can follow me all afternoon [...] Otherwise [...] piss off. | ||
Rooted II iii: Piss off. | ||
Glass Canoe (1982) 91: ‘Piss off, Sibley,’ said the Great Lover. | ||
Homesickness (1999) 181: You piss off! | ||
Viz June/July 19: Come on, piss off now! | ||
(con. 1918) Eye in the Door 129: Piss off. | ||
Mud Crab Boogie (2013) [ebook] Listen, I ain’t gonna tell you again. Piss off. | ||
Black Swan Green 281: The gypsy kid sat under the cedar sending out piss off waves. | ||
Cherry Pie [ebook] I was going to tell him to piss off. | ||
Scrublands [ebook] ‘Goodo. Piss off then!’. | ||
Stoning 154: ‘Piss off, I’ll be fine’. | ||
Secret Hours 24: ‘Piss off, paedo!’. |