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buzzed (off)

verb , past tense of buzz (off)

Synonyms and Antonyms of buzzed (off)

to leave a place often for another

you've outstayed your welcome, so buzz off

Synonyms of buzzed (off)

bailed, bailed out, booked [slang], bugged off, bugged out, buggered off [British slang], cleared off [chiefly British], cleared out, cut out, departed, dug out, exited, got, got off, moved, packed (up or off), parted, peeled off, piked (out or off), pulled out, pushed off, pushed on, quit (also quitted), ran along, sallied (forth), scarpered [British], shoved (off), stepped (along), took off, vamoosed, walked out, went, went off

Words Related to buzzed (off)

set out, started, struck out

absconded, decamped, escaped, evacuated, fled, flew, got out, mizzled [chiefly British], ran away, scatted, scrammed, skipped

lit (or lighted out), stepped out, went out

abandoned, deserted, forsook, vacated

adjourned, removed, retired, retreated, withdrew

Phrases Synonymous with buzzed (off)

beat it, hit the road, pulled stakes (or pulled up stakes), took a hike (also took a walk), took a powder

Near Antonyms of buzzed (off)

abided (also abode), dwelled (or dwelt), lodged, remained, settled, stayed, tarried

approached, closed, neared

hit, landed, reached

Antonyms of buzzed (off)

arrived, came, showed up, turned up

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