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Take a hike.
This is a way of telling someone to get out.
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takes a hike
verb
Third person singular of take a hike
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When the voters have to choose between the lesser of two evils, honesty takes a hike.
Can I notice when the mind takes a hike and redirect it?
Mark Rowe takes a hike of two halves The island's landscapes have been captured from four angles.
But luck takes a hike - no longer Trendy Prendy, he slaves at Kwik Copy and bounces between evictions.
As Tara Parker-Pope points out in "School Is Out, and Nutrition Takes a Hike " (Well, June 24), summer is a time when many kids' eating habits suffer.
The winter travel edition of T sets out on a quest for adventure, starting in Utah's Canyonlands, where the model Heidi Mount takes a hike through her childhood stomping grounds.
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WEINER: Take a hike!
All opposed, take a hike.
Take a hike Start in the harbour.
Men can take a hike.
But he took a hike on them.
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