Cool
Drive off
Drive off verb - Force to go away; used both with concrete and metaphoric meanings.
Both terms in one sentence
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Carload of Cool Kids: This happens at least twice, as part of a skit with a car full of people... and then the car would drive off revealing Benny was not actually in it, and was the loser.
Source: Series / The Benny Hill Show -
The first sign that she's a Fish out of Water in Boston is when she tries to drive off while talking to another agent, and nearly collides with a traffic jam.Levy: [to himself] That was so close to being cool.
Source: Film / The Heat -
An ordinary guy who wants nothing more than to take care of his garden back in Hobbiton, Sam goes on to save Frodo countless times, take out quite a few orcs, and drive off Shelob by himself with nothing more than a Cool Sword and a magical flashlight.
Source: Film / The Lord of the Rings
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