jog on
Go away now
Jog on is a British expression telling someone to go away or move along.
It's dismissive rather than aggressive—more mind your own business than get lost.
The phrase comes from the literal sense of continuing at a steady pace, but in use it's a casual brush-off: You don't like it? Jog on, mate.
- beat itCommand to leave quickly
- scramDepart hastily, informally
- buzz offDismissive departure command
- get lostDismissive order to leave
- take a hikeDismissive command to leave
hit the road · move ahead · move along · keep moving · cheeky · flippant · leg it · go away · dismissive · hop it · clear off · make yourself scarce · stride · sarcastic · piss off · shoo · exercise · bugger off
jog onwelcome
Hospitable greeting offered
come in · stay · stick around · make yourself at home · come here
jog oncome back
Return after absence
come here · return · approach · come over · get over here
jog ontake care
Parting expression of concern
all the best · see you soon · farewell · safe travels · cheerio
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