shove off

verb

1. to move from the shore in a boat
2. informal.
   to go away; depart

Example Sentences

And there’s no punishment for telling the governor to shove off.

From Los Angeles Times

I again leaped to the firebox, and again was shoved off.

From Literature

“We know, when push comes to shove, the results of that are 143 faculty getting shoved off a cliff with one vote,” he said.

From Seattle Times

All that rain caused scattered, localized mudslides that damaged homes — including one shoved off its foundation — and closed roads.

From Los Angeles Times

Walt Disney Animation Studios has officially shoved off on “Moana,” offering a first look at the CG-animated adventure set in the South Pacific and slotting a late-2016 release date for the film.

From Los Angeles Times