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A list of phrases related to the word "depart"...
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A clean getaway
Absent without
leave
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Act the
part
All
part
of life's rich pattern
All
part
of life's rich tapestry
Anchors aweigh
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Away with you
Beat it!
Break camp
Bugger off
But for my own part, it was Greek to me
By your
leave
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Clear off
Dark Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Deep Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Depart this life
Discretion is the better
part
of valour
Do a bunk
Don't
leave
home without it ( American Express advertising slogan )
Don't
leave
your manners on the doorstep
Exit stage left
Fall out
Fight or flight
Flown the coop
For my,
part
French
leave
Friends don't let friends drive drunk ( United States
Department
of Transportation advertising slogan )
Gardening
leave
Get out of my face
Get out of my hair
Get while the going is good
go Greyhound and
leave
the driving to us ( Greyhound Lines advertising slogan )
Go, and never darken my towels again ( Groucho Marx line )
Head for the hills
Hidden Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Hit The Road Jack ( Ray Charles song )
Hit the bricks ( a cursory slang term telling someone to
leave
)
Hop it
Hop off
I'll be seeing you
If you're not a
part
of the solution, you're
part
of the problem
Dark Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Deep Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Depart this life
Discretion is the better
part
of valour
Do a bunk
Don't
leave
home without it ( American Express advertising slogan )
Don't
leave
your manners on the doorstep
Exit stage left
Fall out
Fight or flight
Flown the coop
For my,
part
French
leave
Friends don't let friends drive drunk ( United States
Department
of Transportation advertising slogan )
Gardening
leave
Get out of my face
Get out of my hair
Get while the going is good
go Greyhound and
leave
the driving to us ( Greyhound Lines advertising slogan )
Go, and never darken my towels again ( Groucho Marx line )
Head for the hills
Hidden Web ( the
part
of the World Wide Web that is not indexed by search engine )
Hit The Road Jack ( Ray Charles song )
Hit the bricks ( a cursory slang term telling someone to
leave
)
Hop it
Hop off
I'll be seeing you
If you're not a
part
of the solution, you're
part
of the problem