Basically, "step off" is a form of brush-off, and/or an order to another individual to get out of your sight. You don't want them talking to you, or even near you. You want nothing to do with them.
by BlueMoon1 June 17, 2019
Translation for the layperson: it is basically a clean version of "fuck off," sans profanity. It is unlikely that one would say this to another without a justified/specific reason to be pissed at them. Basically, one is ordering the other to not talk to them, or even come near them. Preferably get out of their sight altogether.
by BlueMoon1 May 04, 2020
An individual who preaches for (or against) something, and ironically does (if secretly) the very opposite himself/herself, and/or tries to blame the other/s for how they may respond to an incident, when they're the one who started the incident in the first place, in which case, not only would one be a hypocrite, but a coward.
"Why did you tell on me? And why did you confront and threaten me?" "Don't you dare try to blame us, you hypocrite. You're the one who started it."
by BlueMoon1 April 16, 2025
It basically means goodbye forever. If you say this to another individual, you are telling them, from now on, from this moment on, you couldn't care less what happens to them, as long as you never see, or hear from them again. You are banishing them from your circle of loved ones and friends, from your life. It is almost always justified/warranted.
by BlueMoon1 August 16, 2021
An individual who preaches for (or against) something, and ironically does (if secretly) the very opposite himself/herself, and/or tries to blame the other/s for how they may respond to an incident, when they're the one who started the incident in the first place.
"Why did you tell on me? And why did you confront and threaten me?" "Don't you dare try to blame us, you hypocrite. You're the one who shouldn't have been doing it in the first place. Therefore, you started it."
by BlueMoon1 April 16, 2025