clear off
Leave the premises
Clear off means to leave a place, often abruptly or at someone's demand.
It's primarily British: Clear off, you're not welcome here.
The phrase also means to remove items from a surface: I cleared off the table before dinner.
To clear off a debt is to pay it completely.
depart
Sanctioned time away
retreat · flee · escape · decamp · abscond · get out · move out · head out
leave
Sanctioned time away
withdraw · retreat · flee · escape · decamp · abscond · get out · move out · head out · scatter
shoo
Command to leave
- send awayCause to depart
- chase awayForce to depart
- expelRemove forcibly from membership
eject · evict · oust · remove · banish · get rid of · disperse · scatter · order out · turn away
remove
Take something away
declutter · organize · straighten · sweep · wipe · sort · dispose · discard · toss · throw out
- dismissalsgo away, get out, leave, scram, beat it
- fighting wordsfight me, bring it, square up, throw hands, step outside