clear off

verb4

1. •
   (informal) To leave abruptly; scram.

   • I cleared off to Melbourne by train, feeling not a little important, because with my own money I had bought my first train fare. — 1933
2. •
   To clear the table.

   • “I clear off at ten,” she said. “The dishes are supposed to be back on the shelves. […] — 1959
3. •
   To clear or complete (a backlog of work).

   • As a matter of fact, my secretary reads to me. I mark what I want to hear and when he comes at ten o'clock we clear off the morning papers in no time. — 1914
4. •
   (informal) To pay off debts.

   • I hope you clear off your bill before you leave.