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bug off
Language:
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1.
General English
neutral
literal
To remove or dislodge an insect or small object from a surface or area.
To cause an insect or similar small creature to leave a particular place.
2.
North American English
British English
informal
rude
colloquial
An imperative telling someone to go away or leave one alone.
A brusque or hostile way of dismissing or rejecting someone.
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