up and away

1.
General EnglishNorth American Englishinformal
- To depart or leave suddenly and quickly; to take off and be gone.
- To be carried or move upward and away from a point, often rapidly or unexpectedly (literal movement).
2.
General Englishinformalcolloquial
- An exclamation expressing buoyant departure, ascent, or the start of an enjoyable journey; 'off we go' or 'away we go'.

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