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kiss off
verb as in dismiss
verb as in dispose of
noun as in dismissal
Strong matches
noun as in termination
Example Sentences
Meanwhile, four Colombians compete for the title of second-most nominated at the Latin Grammys: Boasting seven nominations is global icon Shakira, whose techno-pop kiss off track with Argentine producer Bizarrap was nominated for both record and song of the year.
A decision had to be made: Keep going or give it the kiss off?
Regarding Monica Hesse’s May 14 Style column, “Politicians kiss babies, then kiss off their mothers”:
“It was our kiss off to the city,” Ms. Gobena said.
And they were appalled this past year when her fashion statements included presiding over the Senate in a pink sweater reading “Dangerous Creature” and when she put a picture on Instagram, following her defiant thumbs down on a $15 minimum wage, sporting a hot pink newsboy cap, matching oversized glasses and a ring that expressed the sentiment “Kiss off,” but in a more vulgar way.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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