end of

English

Etymology

From end of story.

Interjection

end of

  1. (idiomatic, colloquial, Britain) Used to terminate unwelcome lines of discussion
    • 1997, Republica (band), Drop Dead Gorgeous (song)
      End of, stop sulking
      Get out, you're walkin'
      Too bad, I've spoken
      But when I look at you you're forgiven
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