Pronunciation: /bʌz ɔf/
verb to leave or go away, especially in a rude or abrupt manner
A1 The mosquito wouldn't buzz off, so I had to swat it away.
A2 I politely asked the salesman to buzz off as I wasn't interested in his product.
B1 When the telemarketer wouldn't stop calling, I had to firmly tell them to buzz off.
B2 I had to use a stronger tone to get the persistent salesperson to buzz off.
C1 The paparazzi wouldn't buzz off, no matter how many times I asked them to leave me alone.
C2 After multiple attempts to get the reporters to buzz off, I finally had to call security to remove them from the premises.
formal I kindly ask you to buzz off and give me some space to work.
informal Hey, buzz off! I'm trying to have a private conversation here.
slang Tell that guy to buzz off, he's really getting on my nerves.
figurative Negative thoughts, buzz off! I am focusing on positivity.
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