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Here is the full sentence said by a young boxer to draw his coach out of the
boxing ring.

> へっぽこセコンドは **ひっこんでろいっ**

If it is imperative form, I would like to know the grammatical difference
between this form and 「ひっこめ」
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Question about verb 「ひっこんでろい」
* [ひっこむ](http://jisho.org/word/%E5%BC%95%E3%81%A3%E8%BE%BC%E3%82%80): "to butt out"
  * (ひっこんで: te-form of above)
  * ひっこんでいる: progressive form of ひっこむ
  * ひっこんでる: [casual contraction of above](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/18159/5010)
  * ひっこんでろ: imperative form of above
  * ひっこんでろ **いっ** : This is an uncommon sentence-end particle used to emphasize the sentence. I think this ～ろい(っ) is seen almost exclusively in fiction, and it sounds masculine but a little childish. According to 明鏡国語辞典: 

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> 《肯定や命令の文の後に付いて》意味を強める。「早くしろい」「いやだい、ぼくがやるんだい」
> 【語法】助動詞「だ」「じゃ」などに付いた「だい」「じゃい」、終助詞「か」「わ」「な」に付いた「かい」「わい」「ない」、動詞の命令形に付いた「ろい」などの形で使う。

The difference from ひっこめ mainly comes from the "progressive" part. So it's
more like "stay/keep away" rather than just "get away".
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