Sod off!:
Get lost!

Examples:
Sod off, you old wanker!
I was so bloody mad I told the bloke to just sod-off!
sl. Sod [sɔd]:
An annoying or unpleasant person or thing (abbreviation from sodomite ['sɔdəmait] – sodomite, homosexual).
Meaning of Sod from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:
Chem.
Scoundrel.
joc. Person.
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