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buck off
/bʌk ɒf/
Definition
1
To be thrown from the back of a horse or other animal that is bucking.
2
A colloquial or forceful invitation for someone to leave or desist, typically used as a more aggressive variant of 'buzz off' or 'fork off'.
Examples
I tried to channel my inner cowboy, but the pony bucked me off before I even found the stirrups.
If that telemarketer calls one more time about my car's extended warranty, I am going to tell him to buck off.
After the third failed attempt at riding, the stallion decided I was a nuisance and bucked me off into the mud.