begone

Raising his arm and waving his hand toward the door, he exclaimed, “Dogs, Begone!”

And I answered him, 'Are you not the one who brought me the message each day bidding me begone, and never bade me stay?

Begone, never to come in my sight again; for, if one thing were not, I would have your legs and arms cut off.

Now, because she is your sister, if it's your will I'll begone in peace.

Therefore desist your irksome attention &, if need be, begone from Bath.

But the friar did not understand her, and waxing angry, anathematized her for a witch, and bade her begone.

(begone, begone), shouted the natives, brandishing spears at the water's edge as they had done eighteen years before.

So he gave him a penny and told him to begone and find some work.

He signed to the boy angrily to begone, as he ushered the visitor in.

Begone, you sneaking old profligate, and never let me see your face again.