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Bore Off 

a word used by unintelligent and simple people who are unable to come up with a witty response and so turn to this phrase instead
boy: keep your big nose out of my business

girl: you have a big nose not me

boy: then why are you having a nose job next month

girl:... BORE OFF
Bore Off by LostGambit December 17, 2012

Bore off 

When one decides not to participate in the festivities of the rest of the group
i cant believe your not coming out tonight u bore off!!
Bore off by lloydy B December 10, 2008

Bore off 

An accidentally coined ( by me in 1994) phrase telling someone who repeatedly insisted he was right to go and bore someone else.
I've heard it all before Mick , you're still wrong , go bore off.
Bore off by Betty bopper June 28, 2022

Bore Off 

A term to dismiss a boring friends, tedious story. Thought to originate in Nottingham in the early 1990s, the quip quickly caught on and spread across the country.
Oh bore off Joe, no one is interested in your kill tally on COD
Bore Off by Lord Mendelson October 11, 2025

Bore off you pikey 

One of the classics in the Oxford English Dictionary, bore off you pikey is a phrase used a last resort when faced with a state of complete anger and desperation
Mother: please tidy your room

Me: not now I’m taking a dub

Mother: I’ll smash up your PS4 you sket
Me: oh bore off you pikey

bore it off

bore it off is the term used by huddersfield lads when they really really dont like someone or something
"are you going out?"
nah mayte bore it off"
bore it off by benjamin starkles March 13, 2007
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