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piss-off 

It's like saying 'get out of my face' with one notch of higher verbal aggression.
what is your problem , get away from me .Why don't you just beat it, pal , get away from my face, piss-off !
piss-off by coolmind January 29, 2006
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Piss Off 

1. Yeah right, whatever, sure. (sarcastic)
2. Get lost, go away, fuck off.
3. To get someone mad.
1. "Yeah I dumped 20 pills of ecstacy last night."
"Piss off cunt."
2. "You'd better piss off outta here before the cops arrive."
3. "You've gone and pissed off the IRS?Yo' in sum shit."
Piss Off by gang fuck September 1, 2003

Piss off 

I think it's a way of telling some one to get lost
John said to Paul piss off
Piss off by Jarrett 44 88 April 9, 2019

piss off 

commonly used in a day to day society compleatly acceptable version of saying
1. fuck off
2. get out of my fucking face
piss the fuck off and annoy some other poor bastard
piss off by hayley kinsella June 20, 2005

Piss Off 

usually used towards people that are annoying you, or disgust you
some dude: "blah blah blah blah"
you: PISS OFF!!!!!
Piss Off by Rumor August 12, 2003

piss off 

1 to anger

2 "Go away"
Bob really pissed of Gary

Gary go piss off.
piss off by Saria June 2, 2003

piss off 

literally means "fuck off", but it sounds way cooler because not many people say it
Bill: hey Roger, what are you reading? a note?
Roger: piss off Bill!
piss off by blakkmetal November 28, 2007
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