run along
Be off now
Run along is a mild imperative telling someone to leave, often with a dismissive or patronizing edge: Run along now, the adults are talking.
It suggests the person being addressed is unimportant to the current situation or conversation.
Parents use it to shoo children away; adults use it condescendingly toward other adults.
Command to leave
- scramDepart hastily, informally
- begoneCommand to depart
- go awayCommand to leave
- off with youCommand to leave
get going · clear off · skedaddle · vamoose · out · dismissed · buzz off · be off
Make longer or larger
- stretchPull to extend
- followGo behind another
- traceMinute remnant or pursue
- parallelEquidistant at all points
border · skirt · line · adjoin · flank · edge · course · path
Children's outdoor recreation space
- playmateRecreational companion
- gamesOrganized competitive activities
- bedtimeDesignated hour for retiring
- naptimeDaytime slumber break
children's table · recess · backyard · playroom · kiddie table · sent off · out of the way · little ones
shoo
Command to leave
off with you · get going · clear off · skedaddle · vamoose · out · dismissed · buzz off · be off · get lost
extend
Make longer or larger
parallel · border · skirt · line · adjoin · flank · edge · course · path · track
playground
Children's outdoor recreation space
- playmateRecreational companion
- gamesOrganized competitive activities
- bedtimeDesignated hour for retiring
naptime · children's table · recess · backyard · playroom · kiddie table · sent off · out of the way · little ones · youngsters
run alongstay
Remain in position
come in · remain · welcome · stick around · make yourself at home
run, runner, running, along, runs, alongside, outrun, runners, overrunning