time gone by; former times; previously

To go from the inside to the outside; to exit or leave a place

The year before the current one; the previous year

To return to a place away from where the speaker is currently located

Used after a verb to indicate that an action is continuing or will continue.

To go in or enter, moving from the outside to the inside and away from the speaker's current location.

to lose something; to no longer have or possess something valuable or significant

it would appear or looks as if; judged based on outward appearance

to die; to pass away

to go from a lower place to a higher place; to move from a lower level or department to a higher one

to pass away; to die; to leave the world

to leave; to depart; to exit

to go to a destination; to head toward a place; to proceed forward

To go toward a location by running.

to eliminate; to get rid of; to remove

to remove; to get rid of; to dislodge

to remove, eliminate, or delete; to extract or strip out; to weed out or eradicate

To be unable to pass through or get by because of an obstruction

the direction in which someone or something has gone; a destination or intended place

To take something away from the speaker's location; to take away

to pass away; to die; (of time) to elapse or pass

To dismiss someone from an official position; to remove from office

The place where one is going or has gone; whereabouts

to come and go; to travel back and forth; to make a round trip

The decision or issue of leaving or remaining in a job or official position

to subtract; to reduce by a certain amount; minus

The route or path one is following to a destination, or an outlet

what course to follow; what path to take; describes being at a crossroads or having difficulty deciding what to do

The decision or status of leaving or remaining in a place or position

to resign from a position; to quit a job

To be prepared to do something regardless of the cost or risk; to throw caution to the wind in order to achieve a goal

(idiom) to hover between life and death; to lose consciousness and then regain it

to take away from; to deprive of or rob of something

The whole sequence of events or the cause and effect of a situation; context

gone never to return; describes a person who has left and is never heard from again or a thing that has vanished without a trace

A slangy interjection used to dismiss someone or tell them to shut up, similar to "Nonsense!", "Get out of here!", or "Shut your mouth!"

to pace; to move back and forth, often when thinking or feeling anxious

To roll back and forth in bed while lying down, especially when unable to sleep.

to feel sorry or uneasy; to feel very badly about causing trouble for someone

To walk off, or drive off, with a swaggering air; to leave without a second thought for those left behind.

to change direction and leave; to turn away and go

Able to pass through or get past an opening or obstacle

to take off or throw off; to strip away clothes or layers

to cross off; to delete; to cancel

To walk back and forth; to pace; to rove around or wander; to run around in circles.

vulgarly shouting at someone to leave; "get out!" or "scram!"

To relieve internal heat or inflammation in Chinese medicine, often by using specific foods or medicines

to fly hither and thither; to flit, swarm, or spiral through the air

to lose consciousness; to fall into a swoon