shoo

When she asked for more, he just shooed her away.

That done, he shooed them out the way they had come.

He looked at me over the girl's head, and I shooed him away.

He shooed my father out, closed the door, and then turned to me.

She shooed him off with a wave of her hand.

She shooed them out before questions could be asked and shut the door.

So next morning Mary shooed him out of the place - and just as well.

I got out of the car, went back there, and shooed it away.

She shooed the other nurse away with her big hands.

Outsiders are to be shooed away while they figure the play out.

I went over to comfort her but she shooed me away.

I shooed them out the door and sat down behind the counter.

She shooed him back inside, slamming the door behind them.

"She was shooing the others off to the sea fast enough."

By two in the morning, the nurses shooed away everyone but Tom.

Carol was in the process of shooing him off to bed.

She hastily turned her back to him and shooed the women from the room.

He offered them around before the police shooed journalists away.

But one of the guys you shooed away was a millionaire.

On occasion, though, she was not above shooing away people who might share a photograph with her.

Then the officer started shooing people off the parking area.

She shooed them out the door and toward the magic path.

He turned round and shooed the others towards the door.

He shook his head, shooing them back to the rest of the camp.

No wonder she kept shooing Sara out of her house.