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shove off

v.
1.leave

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    Idiom of the Day

    prick up one's ears
    to listen more closely (like an animal moving its ears to hear better)
    I pricked up my ears and listened to what the speaker was saying.



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    (1) Yesterday, I chanced to meet
    (P) where he lived
    (Q) and asked him
    (R) now in his seventies
    (S) an old acquaintance,
    (6) and what he did for his living.

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