off you go
Time to leave
Off you go is a phrase signaling that someone should leave or begin moving, often said to children or in contexts where the speaker has authority: Off you go, then—don't be late for school.
The tone ranges from affectionate dismissal to brisk instruction.
It can also encourage someone to start an activity: You've got everything you need—off you go.
- farewellLeave-taking expression
- goodbyeDeparting salutation
- departLeave a place
- leaveSanctioned time away
- hit the roadBegin one's journey
scram · shoo · begone · vamoose · skedaddle · hurry · go · get going · run along · start · departure · wave · journey · adventure · begin · launch · dismiss · scoot