piss off
To really annoy someone, or to tell someone to go away in a rude way.
Meanings
To make someone very angry or irritated.
"It really pisses me off when people talk loudly on their phones in the library."
Used as a rude imperative to tell someone to go away or stop bothering you.
"When he kept knocking on her door, she finally shouted, "Piss off and leave me alone!""
To leave or go away (intransitive, British English).
"He just pissed off without saying goodbye to anyone."
Has two main senses: (1) transitive — to annoy someone ('it really pisses me off'); (2) intransitive imperative — a rude dismissal ('piss off!'). Sense 1 is common in both British and American English. Sense 2 (imperative dismissal) is more typically British. Both are vulgar — avoid in formal contexts. The past participle 'pissed off' also functions as an adjective meaning angry.
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