go away go away /ɡoʊ əˈweɪ/

interjection

1. () Phrases commanding or urging someone to leave.  ( bugger off [British, Vulgar] , fuck off [Vulgar] , avaunt [Archaic] , buzz off [Informal] , go away , leg it [Informal] , run along [Informal] , eff off [British, Vulgar] , piss off [Vulgar] , scram [Informal] , shove off [Informal] , beat it [Informal] , begone , be off , bog off [Informal, British] , bug off [Informal, N. American] , get knotted [Informal, British] , get lost [Informal] , get stuffed [Informal, British] , hop it [Informal, British] , naff off [British, Slang] , sod off [Informal, British] , take a hike [Informal] )
   Phrases commanding or urging someone to leave.
   

verb

1. () Move away from a place into another direction  ( go away , depart , go )
   move away from a place into another direction
    Go away before I start to cry
   Go away before I start to cry
    The train departs at noon
   The train departs at noon
   
2. () Go away from a place  ( go forth , go away , leave )
   go away from a place
    At what time does your train leave?
   At what time does your train leave?
    She didn't leave until midnight
   She didn't leave until midnight
    The ship leaves at midnight
   The ship leaves at midnight
   
3. Get lost, as without warning or explanation  ( go away , vanish , disappear )
   get lost, as without warning or explanation
    He disappeared without a trace
   He disappeared without a trace
   
4. Become invisible or unnoticeable  ( disappear , go away , vanish )
   become invisible or unnoticeable
    The effect vanished when day broke
   The effect vanished when day broke