shove off
The phrase "shove off" can be used both in nautical contexts and informally to indicate departure.
Definition
B2Nautical
(technical)To push a vessel away from the shore or dock to set it in motion.
Example
- The sailor used an oar to shove off from the dock.
B2General
(informal)To leave a place, often suddenly or impolitely.
Example
- He told the annoying salesperson to shove off.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "shove off":
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