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flock off 

Used to tell someone to leave you alone
flock off by Pheobes101 March 23, 2018
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broke off the flock 

a term used when a group of friends are hanging out together and one leaves to go get a booty call
"he broke off the flock" = he was chyllin with his boys at the club met a gurl and was leavin to go get some booty

flick off 

The incorrect way to say "flip off", which means to give someone the finger.
Flick off:

Person 1: I flicked off Bill today.
Person 2: It's flip off you fuckwit.
flick off by RoflChoppa April 5, 2009

flick off 

miffy's incorrect version of "flip off" which is to stick someone's middle finger at someone to tell them "fuck you".
miffy flicked off dang and he just laughed at her because she looked dumb.
flick off by roo January 24, 2004

finger/ flick off

back in medieval days ( horsez and shit) when english invaders captured british archers they would cut off thier middle finger so they were unable to sling arrows. British archers on top of castles would stick up thier middle fingers to the english as a sort of "havn't got me yet sad fuckers!!!" so now it continues as a "fuck you" in europe and the US
that jackass just fucking cut me off!!!! ( sticks up middle finger)

Flick off 

So, I just watched 300 today, I really need to flick off
Flick off by Gekrwies November 28, 2012

Flick Off 

A competition in which smokers attempt to flick their cigarette butt the farthest.
I just paid $40 and chain smoked for a week for a Flick Off three states over.
Flick Off by Jacky Thornbred November 22, 2011
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city chicken 

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“No way, is that cake?”
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