Come off it
/kʌm ɒf ɪt/B2
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1. Used to express disbelief or skepticism about what someone has just said or done, suggesting that it is not true or is exaggerated.
- Oh, come off it! You expect us to believe that you ran ten miles in twenty minutes?
- You've bought a new car already? Come off it, you just got your last one three months ago!
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