off

1. Finished with one's work for the day. Often followed by the word "work." I'll be off at 6, if you want to meet me then. I need to get these presents wrapped before my wife gets off work.

2. Not attending work or school. I can't wait to be off on my vacation next month. I'm off for two weeks for Christmas, so we'll definitely hang out then!

3. Not correct or accurate. Often followed by "on (something)." The measurements were a bit off, so the shelves don't fit quite right. Sorry, your guess was way off! They were off on their initial valuation by several hundred thousand dollars.

4. Having begun something. Often followed by "on (something)." Dad's off on another mission to protect us innocent kids from violence in the media. I heard you're travelling to India—when are you heading off?

5. Traveling (to some place). We're off to the Bahamas for the next two weeks! I heard you're travelling to India—when are you heading off?

6. verb To kill someone, especially as a means of silencing or disposing of them. In this usage, the term is usually followed by a noun or pronoun. The gang offed the accountant before he could use his knowledge as leverage with the district attorney. I puked my guts out the first time I offed somebody, now it feels like second nature.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

*off (work)

and off from work; off of work

1. having left one's work at the end of the day. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) What time do you get off from work? I get off work about five o'clock. She gets off from work later than I do.

2. absent from one's work with permission. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I think I can get off of work so I can go to the doctor. Sorry, I can't join you. Things are busy at the office, and I can't get off.

*off

(on something)

1. incorrect in one's planning or prediction. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I was off on my estimates a little bit. I guess I was off too much.

2. to have started on something, such as a task or a journey. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) What time should we be off on our trip? We should be off by dawn. I'm off on my diet again.

3. Sl. to get high on some kind of drug. Max likes to get off on marijuana.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

off

1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. She is truly off.

2. tv. to dispose of someone or something; to kill someone. The crooks offed the witness before the trial.

3. in. to die. (see also outed.) The guy just falls down and offs, right there on Main Street.

offed

verb

See outed

off

/out of (one's) gourd Slang

Very foolish; crazy.

off

/out of plumb

Not vertical.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See:

(I've) got to take off
(as) easy as falling off a log
(as) easy as rolling off a log
(do something) or get off the pot
(it's) time to jet off (to some place)
(it's) time to push off
(it's) time to shove off
(off) on a sidetrack
(off) on a tangent
(one's) ass off
(one's) head off
(one) (had) better be off
(one) has got to be pushing off
(one) has got to be shoving off
(one) has got to push off
(one) has got to shove off
(one) has to be pushing off
(one) has to be shoving off
(one) has to push off
(one) has to shove off
(one) is off (one's) rocker
(quick) one off the wrist
(right) from the off
Adam's off ox
Bug off!
Come in and sit a spell
Come off it!
Get off case!
Get off it!
Get off my ass!
Get off my back!
Get off my bumper!
Get off my tail!
Hands off!
I could have bitten my tongue off
I must be off
I wished I had bitten my tongue off
I'll have to beg off
I'll knock your block/head off!
I'm off
It's no skin off my nose
Knock it off!
Mexican standoff
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
Off with you!
Shit or get off the pot!
Take a long walk off a short pier
Turn your caps lock off!
What's coming off?
What’s coming off?
Where do you get off?
Wipe it off!
You scared the hell out of me
a big send-off
a bit off
a chip off the old block
a light bulb goes off in (one's) brain
a light bulb goes off in (one's) head
a little off
a little off Go to a bit
a load off (one's) feet
a load off (one's) mind
a load off feet
a load off mind
a load/weight off somebody's mind
a mile off
a one-off
a rousing send-off
a weight off (one's) mind
a weight off your mind
ab off
all bets are off
angle off
auction off
back down
back off
back off, to
bad off
badly off
badly off for (something)
bag and baggage
ball off
bar off
barter off
base off (of) (something else)
be (as) easy as falling off (of) a log
be (as) easy as rolling off (of) a log
be (like) water off a duck's back
be a bit off
be a chip off the old block
be a little off
be a load off (one's) mind
be a weight off (one's) mind
be a weight off (one's) shoulders
be a weight off your mind
be a weight off your shoulders
be badly off
be badly off for (something)
be badly off for something
be better off
be better off dead
be blown off course
be bouncing off the walls
be caught off (one's) guard
be hot off the press
be laughing (one's) head off
be laughing your head off
be no skin off (one's) back
be no skin off (one's) nose
be no skin off (one's) teeth
be off
be off (one's) chump
be off (one's) dot
be off (one's) feed
be off (one's) food
be off (one's) guard
be off (one's) nut
be off (one's) rocker
be off (one's) trolley
be off base
be off beam
be off feed
be off for (something)
be off for sth
be off like a prom dress (in May)
be off sick
be off the (starting) blocks
be off the beaten path
be off the beaten track
be off the danger list
be off the grid
be off the ground
be off the hook
be off the mark
be off the radar
be off the rails
be off the reservation
be off the table
be off the wall
be off to a false start
be off to the races
be off with you
be off your food
be off-color
be off-kilter
be on the danger list
be on/off the danger list
be on/off your guard
be out of (one's) head
be pissed off
be quick off the mark
be quick/slow off the mark
be rained off
be ringing off the hook
be run off (one's) feet
be run off your feet
be running around like a headless chicken
be rushed off (one's) feet
be shouting (one's) head off
be shouting your head off
be slow off the mark
be swept off (one's) feet
be thrown off balance
be torqued off
be water off a duck's back
be way off beam
be well off
be well off for (something)
be well off for something
be worse off
be/get run/rushed off your feet
bear off
bear off (of something)
bear off from (someone or something)
beat (one's) pants off
beat off
beat the hell out of
beat the hell out of (someone)
beat the pants off
beat the pants off (of) (someone)
beat the pants off someone
beat the socks off (of) (someone)
beaten track, (off) the
beg off
better be going
better off
better off than (someone)
big send-off
bind off
bit off
bitch off
bitch someone off
bite (one's) head off
bite (one's) nose off to spite (one's) face
bite head off
bite off
bite off (one's) nose to spite (one's) face
bite off more than (one) can chew
bite off more than can chew
bite off more than one can chew
bite off more than one can chew, to
bite off more than you can chew
bite someone's head off
bite someone's head off, to
bite/snap somebody's head off
blast off
blast off for (somewhere)
blast off for somewhere
block off
blow (one's) doors off
blow (one's) socks off
blow doors off
blow off
blow off (some) steam
blow off some steam
blow off steam
blow off steam, to
blow off the map
blow someone/something off
blow someone’s doors off
blow the doors off
blow the doors off (something)
blow the lid off
blow the lid off (something)
blow the lid off something
blow/knock somebody's socks off
bog off
boil off
boo (one) off (the) stage
boo off
boo off the stage
bore the arse off (one)
bore the ass off (one)
bore the pants off (of) (one)
bore the pants off of
bore to death
bounce an idea off (of) (one)
bounce an idea off someone
bounce off
bounce off (of) (someone or something)
bounce off the walls
bounce something off of someone
bounce something off someone
box off
branch off
brass off
brass someone off
brassed off
break off
break off with (someone)
break one off
breeze off
bring off
brown off
brown someone off
browned off
brush off
brush-off
buck off
bug off
bug/bugger off
bugger off
bum (something) off (someone)
bum off
bum something off someone
bump off
bump someone off
bundle off
bunk off
burn off
bustle off
buy (something) off the shelf
buy off
buy off on (something)
buy, get, etc. something off the shelf
buzz off
cadge (something) off (someone)
cadge from
cadge something from someone
cadge something off someone
call off
call off the dogs
call off the/(one's) dogs
call the dogs off
can see (from) a mile off
can talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey
can talk the legs off an iron pot
can't keep (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something)
can't keep (one's) hands off (someone)
can't take (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something)
can't take your eyes off someone/something
cap it (all) off
cap it all
cap it all off
cap off
carry (someone) off their feet
carry off
cart off
cast aside
cast off
catch (one) off (one's) guard
catch (one) off balance
catch (one) off guard
catch (someone) off balance
catch off guard
catch one off
catch somebody off guard
catch someone off guard
chalk (something or someone) off
chalk off
change off
channel (something) off
channel off
charge (something) off as (something)
charge off
charge off as
charm the pants off
charm the pants off (one)
chase off
check off
cheese off
cheese someone off
cheesed off
chew off
chip off
chip off the old block
chip off the old block, a
choke off
chop off
claw off
clean off
clear off
clear out
clock off
close off
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey
come in and take a load off your feet
come off
come off it
come off second best
come off the fence
come off worse
come off worst
comfortably off
cone off
conk off
cook off
cool down
cool off
cooling-off period
cop off
cop off with (one)
cordon off
cork off
cough (one's) head off
cough head off
count off
cream off
cross off
cry off
curtain off
cut (one's) nose off to spite (one's) face
cut (one's) water off
cut (one) down in (one's) prime
cut (one) off at the pass
cut (one) off in (one's) prime
cut (one) off without a penny
cut it all off
cut nose off to spite face
cut off
cut off (one's) nose to spite (one's) face
cut off at the pass
cut off at the pass, to
cut off from the (outside) world
cut off nose to spite face
cut off one's nose to spite one's face
cut off one's nose to spite one's face, to
cut off with a cent
cut off with a shilling
cut off with(out) a shilling/cent
cut off without a penny
cut off your nose to spite your face
cut someone off in their prime
cut water off
cut-off point
dab (something) off
dab (something) off of (something)
dab off
damp off
dampen off
dash a letter off
dash a note off
dash off
dash off (somewhere)
day off
die off
dine off
dine off (something)
dink off
dink someone off
disappear off the face of the earth
disappear/vanish off the face of the earth
dive off
do a takeoff on (someone or something)
do off (something)
don't cut off your nose to spite your face
don't that take the rag off the bush!
don't that tear the rag off the bush!
dork off
doze off
drain (something) off to (do something)
drain off
draw off
drift off
drift off to sleep
drink off
drive off
drop off
drop off the hooks
drop off the radar
drop out of
dry off
dust off
dust off the batter
dust someone off
ease off
ease off on (someone or something)
easier than falling off a log
easier than rolling off a log
easy as A, B, C
easy as ABC/pie/falling off a log
easy as falling off a log
easy as pie
easy as rolling off a log
eat (something) off
eat high off the hog
eat off
eff off
egg on one's face, to have/wipe off the
face off
face-off
fair off
fake off
fall away
fall off
fall off (one's) perch
fall off a lorry
fall off a truck
fall off the back of a lorry
fall off the back of a truck
fall off the cabbage truck
fall off the map
fall off the perch
fall off the radar
fall off the roof
fall off the turnip truck
fall off the wagon
far off the mark
far-off look
faraway look
fare off
fart off
feed off
feed off (of) (someone or something)
fence (someone or something) off from (something)
fence off
fend off
fight off
file away
file off
file off (of) (something)
file off Go to file
file off the serial number(s)
find (someone or something) a bit off
find (someone or something) a little off
finish off
fire off
first off
first off/up
fish or cut bait
flake away
flake off
flake off of
flake off of (something)
flash off
flick off
fling off
fling off (of) (someone or something)
fling off of (oneself)
fling off of oneself
flip off
flip someone off
fly off
fly off at a tangent
fly off the handle
fly off the handle, to
fly off with
fly off with (someone or something)
flying colors, come off with
fob (someone or something) off
fob (someone or something) off on (someone or something)
fob off
foist (someone or something) off
foist (someone something) off on (one)
foist off
foist off on
foist off on (one)
for a kick-off
force (someone or something) off (of) (something)
force (someone or something) off on (someone )
force off
fork off
frame up
freeze (one's) tail off
freeze tail off
fresh off the boat
frig off
frighten away
frighten off
frighten the hell out of
frighten the pants off (of) (one)
front off
front off about something
fuck off
fucked off
gaze (off) into space
get (one's) hands off (of) (something or someone)
get (one's) hands off (something or someone)
get (one's) kit off
get (one's) nuts off
get (one's) rocks off
get (one's) rocks off on (something)
get (one) off the hook
get (something) off (one's) chest
get (something) off one's chest, to
get (something) off pat
get (something) off the ground
get (something) off the shelf
get a load off (one's) feet
get a load off (one's) mind
get a load off one’s feet
get a load off one’s mind
get it off
get it off with
get it off with (someone)
get off
get off (one's) arse
get off (one's) ass
get off (one's) back
get off (one's) backside
get off (one's) bike
get off (one's) bumper
get off (one's) butt
get off (one's) case
get off (one's) high horse
get off (one's) rear
get off (one's) tail
get off a few good ones
get off ass
get off at
get off at (some place)
get off chest
get off easy
get off high horse
get off it
get off light
get off lightly
get off my back
get off on
get off on (something)
get off on something
get off on the right foot
get off on the wrong foot
get off one's duff
get off one's tail
get off one’s rear
get off scot-free
get off somebody's back
get off somebody's case
get off someone's back
get off someone’s back
get off someone’s case
get off tail
get off the dime
get off the ground
get off the mark
get off to a false start
get off to a flying start
get off to a fresh start
get off to sleep
get off track
get off with (someone)
get off your arse
get off your bike
get off-kilter
get off/be let off lightly
get off/go scot-free
get one’s nuts off
get one’s rocks off
get one’s rocks off on something
get pissed off
get rocks off
get run off (one's) feet
get rushed off (one's) feet
get some weight off (one's) feet
get some weight off feet
get somebody off the hook
get something off your chest
get torqued off
get up off
get up off (of) (something)
get your kit off
get your rocks off
get/start off on the right/wrong foot
give (someone) the brush-off
give (someone) the shirt off (one's) back
give off
give one's right arm, to
give someone the air
give the shirt off back
give the shirt off one's back
give the shirt off one's back, to
glance off
glance off (of) (someone or something)
gloves are off
go (off) on a tangent
go off
go off (one's) dot
go off (one's) rocker
go off at a tangent
go off at half-cock
go off at half-cock/half-cocked, to
go off at score
go off half-cocked
go off in a huff
go off on
go off on (one)
go off on a tangent
go off on someone
go off one's chump/head/rocker, to
go off the boil
go off the deep end
go off the handle
go off the hooks
go off the rails
go off the reservation
go off-kilter
go/fly off at a tangent
good off
goof off
got to take off
gouch off
hack off
hacked off
half a bubble off plumb
hand off
hands off
hang off
hard off
harden off
hats off to
hats off to (someone or something)
haul off
haul off and do
have (one's) wig blown off
have (something) off pat
have (something) off to a fine art
have a light bulb go off (in (one's) head)
have a light bulb go off in (one's) brain
have it
have it away (with someone)
have it off (with someone)
have it off/away with somebody
have something off pat
have the shirt off (one's) back
have to shove off
have/know/get something off pat
head (someone or something) off at the pass
head off
head off at the pass
head off to (some place)
head someone or something off at the pass
help (someone) off
help off
help off with
high off the hog
high off the hog, eat
high off the hog, to eat/live
high on the hog
hiss off
hit it off
hit it off with
hit it off, to
hit off
hive off
hold off
hold off doing
hoot off the stage
hop off
hot off the press
hot off the press(es)
hurry away
it's no skin off my, your, his, etc. nose
jack off
jag off
jerk off
jet off
jump off
jump off the deep end
jumping-off place
jumping-off point
just fell off the turnip truck
just off the boat
keep (one's) hands off (something or someone)
keep (one's) paws off (something or someone)
keep hands off
keep off
keep off (of) (something)
keep off back
keep your rosaries off my ovaries
kick in
kick off
kill off
killed off
kiss off
kiss someone/something off
kiss something off
knock (one's) block off
knock (one's) head off
knock (one's) socks off
knock (one) off (one's) feet
knock (one) off (one's) pedestal
knock (one) off (one's) perch
knock (the) spots off (someone or something)
knock block off
knock it off
knock off
knock off work
knock socks off
knock somebody off their perch/pedestal
knock someone off
knock someone off their pedestal
knock someone off their perch
knock someone's block off
knock someone's socks off
knock someone’s block off
knock someone’s socks off
knock something off
knock something out
knock spots off
knock spots off somebody/something
knock spots off someone/something
knock the dew off the lily
knock the socks off
knock the socks off (someone or something)
knock the socks off someone
knock the spots off, to
know (something) off pat
laugh (one's) ass off
laugh (one's) head off
laugh (one) off the stage
laugh head off
laugh off
laugh off the stage
laugh your head off
lay off
lay off someone/something
lay off the bottle
lead off
learn (something) off pat
leave off
let (one) off easy
let (one) off the hook
let off
let off (some) steam
let off on
let off on (someone or something)
let off some steam
let off steam
let off steam, to
let somebody off the hook
let someone off the hook
level off
lick off
lick the pants off (someone)
lift off
lift the lid off (something)
lift the lid off something
lift, blow, etc. the lid off something
like a chicken with its head cut off
like a chicken with its head cut off, (run about)
like falling off (of) a log
like rolling off (of) a log
like water off a duck's back
list off
live high off the hog
live off
live off (of) (one's) (own) hump
live off (of) (someone or something)
live off smell of an oily rag
live off the backs of (someone)
live off the backs of someone
live off the fat of the land
live off the grid
live off the land
live off/on the fat of the land
load off one's mind, a
log in
log off
look (a little/bit) off
look (off) into space
look (someone) off
lop (something) off
lop off
lumber off
lunch off
make away with
make like a bee and buzz off
make off
make off with
make off with (something)
mark (someone or something) off
mark off
marry off
mean enough to steal a penny off a dead man's eyes
measure (something) off
measure off
monkey off (one's) back
mooch off (of) (someone or something)
mop off
mouth off
move off
naff off
nearly fall off (one's) chair
never put off until tomorrow
new off the irons
nip off
no skin off (one's) back
no skin off (one's) teeth
no skin off my nose, it's/that's
no skin off one's nose
no skin off teeth
nod off
not far off
not far off/out/wrong
not take (one's) eyes off (someone or something)
not take your eyes off somebody/something
number off
off
off (one's) back
off (one's) case
off (one's) chump
off (one's) dot
off (one's) face
off (one's) feed
off (one's) game
off (one's) gourd
off (one's) guard
off (one's) hands
off (one's) head
off (one's) meds
off (one's) nana
off (one's) nut
off (one's) oats
off (one's) own bat
off (one's) rocker
off (one's) trolley
off (someone or something) goes
off (the) air
off (the) track
off again, on again
off and on
off and running
off artist
off at a tangent
off back
off balance
off base
off beam
off board
off camera
off campus
off case
off center
off chance
off color
off colour
off course
off duty
off form
off from work
off game
off goes
off guard
off hands
off key
off like a prom dress (in May)
off like a shot
off limits
off message
off of
off of (someone or something)
off of work
off on
off on a sidetrack
off on the right foot
off on the wrong foot
off one's chest, get
off one's feed
off one's head
off one's head, rocker, etc.
off one's rocker
off one’s chump
off one’s meds
off one’s nut
off one’s rocker
off one’s trolley
off pat
off plumb
off rocker
off season
off somebody's hands
off someone's back
off someone's feet
off someone's hands
off subject
off the (starting) blocks
off the air
off the back of a lorry
off the back of a truck
off the bat
off the beam
off the beaten path
off the beaten track
off the blocks
off the boat
off the boil
off the books
off the chain
off the charts
off the cuff
off the deep end
off the deep end, to go
off the face of the earth
off the grid
off the ground
off the hook
off the hook, to get/to be let
off the hooks
off the map
off the mark
off the pace
off the peg
off the rack
off the radar
off the rails
off the record
off the reel
off the reservation
off the road
off the shelf
off the subject
off the table
off the top of (one's) head
off the top of head
off the top of one's head
off the top of your head
off the track
off the wagon
off the wall
off the wind
off to a bad start
off to a flying start
off to a good start
off to a running start
off to one side
off to the races
off to the side
off topic
off with you
off your chump
off your face
off your game
off your guard
off your hands
off your head
off your nana
off your nut
off your oats
off your own bat
off your rocker
off your trolley
off-brand cigarette
off-center
off-color
off-colour
off-key
off-kilter
off-line
off-roader
off-the-cuff
off-the-peg
off-the-rack
off-the-shelf
off-the-wall
offed
offer (someone) (one's) condolences
offline
on (the) air
on a tangent
on again, off again
on and off
on camera
on duty
on message
on one's high horse
on the (off) chance
on the beam
on the chance that
on the off chance
on the off-chance
on the right foot, get off
on the wagon
on/off duty
on/off message
on/off the air
on/off the radar
on/off the/somebody's books
one-off
order (one) off
order (one) off the field
order off
order off the field
out of (one's) head
out of kilter
out of/off your head
out-of-bounds
outed
pace (something) off
pack (someone or something) off to (some place)
pack off
pair off
palm (something) off (on one) (as something else)
palm off
palm off, to
palm someone/something off
palm someone/something off on someone
palm something off
palm something off on someone
pants off, the
pare off
partition (something) off
partition off
pass (someone or something) off (as something else)
pass off
pawn (something) off (on one) (as something else)
pawn off
pay (one) off
pay (something) off
pay off
peed off
peel off
pee’d off
pension off
peonied off
pick (someone or something) off
pick (something) up where (one) left off
pick off
pile off
pinch (one) off
pinch off
piss off
piss or get off the can
piss or get off the pot
piss someone off
pissed (off) about (something)
pissed (off) at (someone or something)
pissed off
pissed off about someone/something
pissed off at someone/something
plane off
play (someone) off against (someone)
play (something) off as (something else)
play both ends against the middle
play off
play off against
play one off against another/each other/the other
pluck off
polish off
pop off
pour off
prune off
pry off
pry off of
pull off
pull oneself off
pull something off
push off
push off on
put (one) off (one's) stride
put (one) off (one's) stroke
put (one) off (something)
put (one) off the scent
put (one) off the track
put (one) off the trail
put a dog off the scent
put off
put off by
put off the evil day
put off the evil hour
put off the scent
put off the track
put one off
put one off one's stride
put one off stride
put somebody off their stride/stroke
put someone off the scent
put someone off their stride
put someone off their stroke
put/throw somebody off the scent
quick off the mark
rack off
raffle off
raffle off (something)
rain-off
rake off
rake-off
rattle off
read off
ready for the off
reel off
rhyme off
ricochet off
ricochet off ((of) someone or something)
ride (off) into the sunset
ride off
ride off in all directions
ride off into the sunset
ride off into the sunset, to
right away
right away/off
right off
right off the bat
ring off the hook
rinse off
rip off
rip someone off
rip something off
rip-off
rip-off artist
rip-off merchant
ripped off
ripped up
roll off
roll off of (someone or something)
roll off the tongue
roll/slip/trip off the tongue
rolling on the floor laughing (one's) ass off
rolling on the floor laughing my ass off
rope off
rot off
round off
round off to
round off to (something)
rub off
rub off on
rub off on (someone)
rub one off
run (one's) feet off
run (one) off (one's) feet
run around like a chicken with its head cut off
run around like a chicken with its head cut off and run in circles
run away
run away with
run feet off
run off
run off at the mouth
run off at the mouth, to
run off in all directions
run off smell of an oily rag
run off with
run off with (someone or something)
rush (one) off (one's) feet
rush off
rushed off your feet
sag off
saw (something) off of (something)
saw off
sawed off
sawed-off
scare off
scare out of one's wits
scare the pants off
scare the pants off (of) (one)
scare the pants off someone
scare, bore, etc. the pants off somebody
score (something) off (someone, something, or some place)
score off (someone)
scour (something) off of (something else)
scour off
scrape (someone or something) up off (something)
scrape (something) off of (something)
scrape off
scratch off
scream (one's) head off
scream, shout, etc. your head off
screen off
screw off
scrub off
seal off
seal off from
seal off from (someone or something)
section off
see (one) off
see (something) a mile off
see off
see someone off
see something a mile off
see, spot, smell, etc. something a mile off
sell off
send (one) off
send (something) off
send away
send in for
send off
send off for (something)
separate off
separate off (from someone or something)
separate off from
set (someone or something) off
set off
set off (for some place)
set off alarm bells
set off on
set off on (something)
shag off
shake a disease or illness off
shake off
shake the dew off the lily
shake the dust off (one's) feet
shake the dust off your feet
shave off
ship (someone or something) off to (some place)
ship off
shit or get off the can
shit or get off the pot
shoot (one's) mouth off
shoot mouth off
shoot off
shoot off (one's) face
shoot off (one's) mouth
shoot off at the mouth
shoot off mouth
shoot off one's mouth
shoot one’s mouth off
shoot your mouth off
shout (one's) head off
shove off
show off
shrug off
shuck off
shuffle off
shuffle off this mortal coil
shut off
sign off
sign off on
sign off on (something)
sing off the same hymn sheet
sing off the same hymnbook
sing off the same songbook
sing off the same songsheet
siphon off
skim off
skip off
skive off
slack off
slack up
slag (someone) (off)
sleep it off
sleep off
slice off
slide off
sling off at (someone)
slink away
slink off
slip away
slip off
slip out
slough off
slow off the mark
sluff off
smart off
snack off
snack off (of) (something)
snack on (something)
snap (one's) head off
snap head off
snap off
snip (something) off of (something else)
snip off
so clean (that) (one) could eat off the floor(s)
so clean you could eat off the floor
soak (something) off of (something else)
soak off
sob out
sod off
sound off
sound off (about something)
sound off about something
spark off
speak off the cuff
speak off-the-cuff
speed off
spiel off
spin off
spirit off
splinter off
splinter off (from something)
splinter off (of) (something)
split off
split one's sides
split one's sides, to
sponge (something) off (of) (someone or something)
sponge off
sponge off of
sponge off someone
sponge on
spot (something) a mile off
spout off
square off
squeeze off
stake off
stall off
stand off
stand off from
stand off from (someone or something)
stare (off) into space
start (off) with a bang
start (off) with a clean slate
start off
start off as
start off as (something)
start off at (something or some place)
start off from (something)
start off from some place
start off on the right foot
start off on the right foot, to
start off on the wrong foot
start off with (someone or something)
stave off
stay off
stay off (of) (something)
steal off
steal off (someone or something)
steam off
step off
step off the curb
stop off
storm off
straight off
straight off/out
straightaway
strain (something) off of (something else)
strain off
strain off of
stride off
strike (one) off the roll (of solicitors/attorneys)
strike off
strike someone off the rolls
strike sparks off each other
strike sparks off one another
strip off
suck off
sue the pants off
sue the pants off (of) (one)
sue the pants off of someone
sue the pants off someone
sugar off
surge off (of) (someone or something)
swear off
swear off (something)
sweat off
sweep (one) off (one's) feet
sweep off
sweep off feet
sweep off of (something)
sweep off one's feet, to
sweep one off feet
sweep somebody off their feet
sweep someone off their feet
swish (something) off of (someone or something)
swish off
switch off
tag off
tail off
take (one's) eye off the ball
take (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something)
take (one's) hands off (something or someone)
take (one's) hat off to (someone or something)
take (one's) head off
take (one's) mind off (something)
take (one) off guard
take (someone or something) off (one's) hands
take (something) off the table
take a load off
take a load off (one's feet)
take a load off (one's) mind
take a load off mind
take a load off one’s feet
take a load off someone's mind
take a load off your feet
take a lot off (someone's) mind
take a telling-off
take eyes off
take gloves off
take hands off
take hat off to
take head off
take off
take off (one's) hat (to someone or something)
take off after (someone or something)
take off from
take off from (something)
take off from work
take off hands
take off hat
take off one's hat to, to
take one's hat off to
take oneself off
take somebody's mind off something
take someone off
take someone/something off
take something/somebody off somebody's hands
take the bark off
take the chill off
take the chill off (of) (something or some place)
take the edge off
take the edge off (something)
take the edge off something
take the gilt off the gingerbread
take the gloves off
take the heat off
take the heat off (of) (someone or something)
take the heat off someone
take the lid off
take the lid off (something)
take the load off
take the load off (one's feet)
take the load off one's feet
take the rag off the bush
take the shine off
take the shine off something
take the shirt off (one's) back
take the weight off (one's) feet
take the weight off (one's) legs
take the weight off your feet
take the wraps off
take the wraps off something
take up
take up where (one) left off
take up where one left off
take years off
take years off (of) (one)
take years off somebody
take your eye off the ball
take your hat off to
take your hat off to somebody
take your hat off to someone
take-off artist
talk (one's) arm(s) off
talk (one's) ear(s) off
talk (one's) head off
talk (one's) pants off
talk ear off
talk head off
talk one's head off, to
talk one’s head off
talk somebody's ear off
talk someone's arm off
talk someone’s ear off
talk the hind leg off a donkey
talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey
talk your head off
tape off
taper off
tear a strip off (someone)
tear a strip off someone
tear off
tear somebody off a strip
tear someone off a strip
tear the rag off the bush
tee off
tee someone off
teed (off)
teed off
tell (one) where to get off
tell off
tell somebody where to get off
tell someone where to get off
tell where to get off
the bloom is off the (something)
the bloom is off the rose
the blush is off the rose
the gloves are off
the pants off (of)
the pants off someone
the shirt off (one's) back
the shirt off back
the shirt off somebody's back
the shirt off your back
the wheels come off
the wheels fell off
throw (one) off balance
throw (one) off the scent
throw (one) off the track
throw (someone) off the trail
throw off
throw off balance
throw off the track
throw someone off balance
throw someone off the scent
tick (something) off on (one's) fingers
tick off
tick someone off
tick something off on your fingers
ticked off
tie off
time off
time off for good behavior
time to run
tip off
tip-off
to cap it all (off)
to top it all (off)
toddle away
toddle off
top it (all) off
top off
topple off
torque (someone) off
torqued off
toss off
toss something off
touch off
towel off
trade off
trade off the orchard for an apple
trail off
trigger off
trim off
trip off the tongue
trot off
turn off
turn someone off
turn someone’s water off
turn water off
turn-off
turned off
tweak off
twist off
veer off
veer off (of) (something)
wack off
wag off
walk (one) off (one's) feet
walk away with
walk feet off
walk it off
walk off
walk off the job
walk off with
walk off with (something)
walk on stage and off again
walk somebody off their feet
walk someone off their feet
wall off
waltz off
waltz off with something
wander away
wander off
wank off
want off
ward off
warn off
warn off (from someone or something)
wash off
wave off
way off
way off base
wear off
wear off )
well off
well-heeled
whack off
whack something off
whank off
wheel off
whip off
whip off to
whip something off
whisk off
wind off
wipe (someone or something) off the face of the earth
wipe (someone or something) off the map
wipe (something) off the map
wipe off
wipe off the face of the earth
wipe off the map
wipe something off the face of the earth
wipe something off the map
wipe the smile off (one's) face
wipe the smile off someone's face
wipe the/that grin off (one's) face
wipe the/that smile, grin, etc. off your/somebody's face
with (one's) gloves off
with one's tail between one's legs, (to go off with)
with the gloves off
work (one's) arse off
work (one's) ass off
work (one's) backside off
work (one's) buns off
work (one's) butt off
work (one's) socks off
work (one's) tail off
work off
work one's fingers to the bone
work one's tail off, to
work one’s ass off
work one’s buns off
work one’s butt off
work one’s tail off
work some fat off
work tail off
work your arse off
work your ass off
work your socks off
would give (someone) the shirt off (one's) back
wrench off
wrest off
wriggle off the hook
write off
write off (one's) losses
yack head off
yank off
yell (one's) head off
yell head off
yell one’s head off
you could eat off the floor(s)
your head off
zone off
zoom
zoom off

References in classic literature

I lay in the shade, brushing the flies off and directing operations, while Saxtorph bossed his hospital gang.

The cabin was full of them where they had crawled off the deck and cashed in.

South Sea Tales

Now the reason hair falls off is because it hangs DOWN--things never fall UPWARDS, you know.

Whenever the horse stopped (which it did very often), he fell off in front; and whenever it went on again (which it generally did rather suddenly), he fell off behind.

'Because people don't fall off quite so often, when they've had much practice.'

Through the Looking Glass

Up went the steps, bang went the door, round whirled the wheels, and off they rattled, with Kit's mother hanging out at one window waving a damp pocket-handkerchief and screaming out a great many messages to little Jacob and the baby, of which nobody heard a word.

The Old Curiosity Shop

Off the road he couldn't go; the exploit must have been connected with horses or vehicles to hang in the old fellow's head.

The guard had just finished an account of a desperate fight which had happened at one of the fairs between the drovers and the farmers with their whips, and the boys with cricket-bats and wickets, which arose out of a playful but objectionable practice of the boys going round to the public-houses and taking the linch-pins out of the wheels of the gigs, and was moralizing upon the way in which the Doctor, "a terrible stern man he'd heard tell," had come down upon several of the performers, "sending three on 'em off next morning in a po-shay with a parish constable," when they turned a corner and neared the milestone, the third from Rugby.

Tom Browns Schooldays

Then he went down on all fours and crawled off, begging them to let him alone, and he rolled himself up in his blanket and wallowed in under the old pine table, still a-begging; and then he went to crying.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

"How shall I know Sea Cow when I meet him?" said Kotick, sheering off.

Go and play in the sea, Kotick." And Kotick went off and danced the Fire-dance with a very heavy little heart.

Jungle Book

When she had got round the turn, she gave herself a push off with one foot, and skated straight up to Shtcherbatsky.

The tradition is kept up here that you are the best of skaters," she said, with her little black-gloved hand brushing a grain of hoarfrost off her muff.

Anna Karenina

As we emerged into this river-bed path suddenly we started a troop of tall giraffes, who galloped, or rather sailed off, in their strange gait, their tails screwed up over their backs, and their hoofs rattling like castanets.

Having set some of the "boys" to cut off the best of the giraffe's meat, we went to work to build a "scherm" near one of the pools and about a hundred yards to its right.

King Solomons Mines

词组	off
释义	off off 1. Finished with one's work for the day. Often followed by the word "work." I'll be off at 6, if you want to meet me then. I need to get these presents wrapped before my wife gets off work. 2. Not attending work or school. I can't wait to be off on my vacation next month. I'm off for two weeks for Christmas, so we'll definitely hang out then! 3. Not correct or accurate. Often followed by "on (something)." The measurements were a bit off, so the shelves don't fit quite right. Sorry, your guess was way off! They were off on their initial valuation by several hundred thousand dollars. 4. Having begun something. Often followed by "on (something)." Dad's off on another mission to protect us innocent kids from violence in the media. I heard you're travelling to India—when are you heading off? 5. Traveling (to some place). We're off to the Bahamas for the next two weeks! I heard you're travelling to India—when are you heading off? 6. verb To kill someone, especially as a means of silencing or disposing of them. In this usage, the term is usually followed by a noun or pronoun. The gang offed the accountant before he could use his knowledge as leverage with the district attorney. I puked my guts out the first time I offed somebody, now it feels like second nature. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. off (work) and off from work; off of work* 1. having left one's work at the end of the day. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) What time do you get off from work? I get off work about five o'clock. She gets off from work later than I do. 2. absent from one's work with permission. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) I think I can get off of work so I can go to the doctor. Sorry, I can't join you. Things are busy at the office, and I can't get off. off (on something) 1. incorrect in one's planning or prediction. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) I was off on my estimates a little bit. I guess I was off too much. 2. to have started on something, such as a task or a journey. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) What time should we be off on our trip? We should be off by dawn. I'm off on my diet again. 3. Sl.* to get high on some kind of drug. Max likes to get off on marijuana. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. off 1. mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. She is truly off. 2. tv. to dispose of someone or something; to kill someone. The crooks offed the witness before the trial. 3. in. to die. (see also outed.) The guy just falls down and offs, right there on Main Street. offed verb See outed See also: off McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions off */out of* *(one's) gourd* Slang Very foolish; crazy. off */out of* *plumb* Not vertical. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See: (I've) got to take off (as) easy as falling off a log (as) easy as rolling off a log (do something) or get off the pot (it's) time to jet off (to some place) (it's) time to push off (it's) time to shove off (off) on a sidetrack (off) on a tangent (one's) ass off (one's) head off (one) (had) better be off (one) has got to be pushing off (one) has got to be shoving off (one) has got to push off (one) has got to shove off (one) has to be pushing off (one) has to be shoving off (one) has to push off (one) has to shove off (one) is off (one's) rocker (quick) one off the wrist (right) from the off Adam's off ox Bug off! Come in and sit a spell Come off it! Get off case! Get off it! Get off my ass! Get off my back! Get off my bumper! Get off my tail! Hands off! I could have bitten my tongue off I must be off I wished I had bitten my tongue off I'll have to beg off I'll knock your block/head off! I'm off It's no skin off my nose Knock it off! Mexican standoff Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Off with you! Shit or get off the pot! Take a long walk off a short pier Turn your caps lock off! What's coming off? What’s coming off? Where do you get off? Wipe it off! You scared the hell out of me a big send-off a bit off a chip off the old block a light bulb goes off in (one's) brain a light bulb goes off in (one's) head a little off a little off Go to a bit a load off (one's) feet a load off (one's) mind a load off feet a load off mind a load/weight off somebody's mind a mile off a one-off a rousing send-off a weight off (one's) mind a weight off your mind ab off all bets are off angle off auction off back down back off back off, to bad off badly off badly off for (something) bag and baggage ball off bar off barter off base off (of) (something else) be (as) easy as falling off (of) a log be (as) easy as rolling off (of) a log be (like) water off a duck's back be a bit off be a chip off the old block be a little off be a load off (one's) mind be a weight off (one's) mind be a weight off (one's) shoulders be a weight off your mind be a weight off your shoulders be badly off be badly off for (something) be badly off for something be better off be better off dead be blown off course be bouncing off the walls be caught off (one's) guard be hot off the press be laughing (one's) head off be laughing your head off be no skin off (one's) back be no skin off (one's) nose be no skin off (one's) teeth be off be off (one's) chump be off (one's) dot be off (one's) feed be off (one's) food be off (one's) guard be off (one's) nut be off (one's) rocker be off (one's) trolley be off base be off beam be off feed be off for (something) be off for sth be off like a prom dress (in May) be off sick be off the (starting) blocks be off the beaten path be off the beaten track be off the danger list be off the grid be off the ground be off the hook be off the mark be off the radar be off the rails be off the reservation be off the table be off the wall be off to a false start be off to the races be off with you be off your food be off-color be off-kilter be on the danger list be on/off the danger list be on/off your guard be out of (one's) head be pissed off be quick off the mark be quick/slow off the mark be rained off be ringing off the hook be run off (one's) feet be run off your feet be running around like a headless chicken be rushed off (one's) feet be shouting (one's) head off be shouting your head off be slow off the mark be swept off (one's) feet be thrown off balance be torqued off be water off a duck's back be way off beam be well off be well off for (something) be well off for something be worse off be/get run/rushed off your feet bear off bear off (of something) bear off from (someone or something) beat (one's) pants off beat off beat the hell out of beat the hell out of (someone) beat the pants off beat the pants off (of) (someone) beat the pants off someone beat the socks off (of) (someone) beaten track, (off) the beg off better be going better off better off than (someone) big send-off bind off bit off bitch off bitch someone off bite (one's) head off bite (one's) nose off to spite (one's) face bite head off bite off bite off (one's) nose to spite (one's) face bite off more than (one) can chew bite off more than can chew bite off more than one can chew bite off more than one can chew, to bite off more than you can chew bite someone's head off bite someone's head off, to bite/snap somebody's head off blast off blast off for (somewhere) blast off for somewhere block off blow (one's) doors off blow (one's) socks off blow doors off blow off blow off (some) steam blow off some steam blow off steam blow off steam, to blow off the map blow someone/something off blow someone’s doors off blow the doors off blow the doors off (something) blow the lid off blow the lid off (something) blow the lid off something blow/knock somebody's socks off bog off boil off boo (one) off (the) stage boo off boo off the stage bore the arse off (one) bore the ass off (one) bore the pants off (of) (one) bore the pants off of bore to death bounce an idea off (of) (one) bounce an idea off someone bounce off bounce off (of) (someone or something) bounce off the walls bounce something off of someone bounce something off someone box off branch off brass off brass someone off brassed off break off break off with (someone) break one off breeze off bring off brown off brown someone off browned off brush off brush-off buck off bug off bug/bugger off bugger off bum (something) off (someone) bum off bum something off someone bump off bump someone off bundle off bunk off burn off bustle off buy (something) off the shelf buy off buy off on (something) buy, get, etc. something off the shelf buzz off cadge (something) off (someone) cadge from cadge something from someone cadge something off someone call off call off the dogs call off the/(one's) dogs call the dogs off can see (from) a mile off can talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey can talk the legs off an iron pot can't keep (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something) can't keep (one's) hands off (someone) can't take (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something) can't take your eyes off someone/something cap it (all) off cap it all cap it all off cap off carry (someone) off their feet carry off cart off cast aside cast off catch (one) off (one's) guard catch (one) off balance catch (one) off guard catch (someone) off balance catch off guard catch one off catch somebody off guard catch someone off guard chalk (something or someone) off chalk off change off channel (something) off channel off charge (something) off as (something) charge off charge off as charm the pants off charm the pants off (one) chase off check off cheese off cheese someone off cheesed off chew off chip off chip off the old block chip off the old block, a choke off chop off claw off clean off clear off clear out clock off close off cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey come in and take a load off your feet come off come off it come off second best come off the fence come off worse come off worst comfortably off cone off conk off cook off cool down cool off cooling-off period cop off cop off with (one) cordon off cork off cough (one's) head off cough head off count off cream off cross off cry off curtain off cut (one's) nose off to spite (one's) face cut (one's) water off cut (one) down in (one's) prime cut (one) off at the pass cut (one) off in (one's) prime cut (one) off without a penny cut it all off cut nose off to spite face cut off cut off (one's) nose to spite (one's) face cut off at the pass cut off at the pass, to cut off from the (outside) world cut off nose to spite face cut off one's nose to spite one's face cut off one's nose to spite one's face, to cut off with a cent cut off with a shilling cut off with(out) a shilling/cent cut off without a penny cut off your nose to spite your face cut someone off in their prime cut water off cut-off point dab (something) off dab (something) off of (something) dab off damp off dampen off dash a letter off dash a note off dash off dash off (somewhere) day off die off dine off dine off (something) dink off dink someone off disappear off the face of the earth disappear/vanish off the face of the earth dive off do a takeoff on (someone or something) do off (something) don't cut off your nose to spite your face don't that take the rag off the bush! don't that tear the rag off the bush! dork off doze off drain (something) off to (do something) drain off draw off drift off drift off to sleep drink off drive off drop off drop off the hooks drop off the radar drop out of dry off dust off dust off the batter dust someone off ease off ease off on (someone or something) easier than falling off a log easier than rolling off a log easy as A, B, C easy as ABC/pie/falling off a log easy as falling off a log easy as pie easy as rolling off a log eat (something) off eat high off the hog eat off eff off egg on one's face, to have/wipe off the face off face-off fair off fake off fall away fall off fall off (one's) perch fall off a lorry fall off a truck fall off the back of a lorry fall off the back of a truck fall off the cabbage truck fall off the map fall off the perch fall off the radar fall off the roof fall off the turnip truck fall off the wagon far off the mark far-off look faraway look fare off fart off feed off feed off (of) (someone or something) fence (someone or something) off from (something) fence off fend off fight off file away file off file off (of) (something) file off Go to file file off the serial number(s) find (someone or something) a bit off find (someone or something) a little off finish off fire off first off first off/up fish or cut bait flake away flake off flake off of flake off of (something) flash off flick off fling off fling off (of) (someone or something) fling off of (oneself) fling off of oneself flip off flip someone off fly off fly off at a tangent fly off the handle fly off the handle, to fly off with fly off with (someone or something) flying colors, come off with fob (someone or something) off fob (someone or something) off on (someone or something) fob off foist (someone or something) off foist (someone something) off on (one) foist off foist off on foist off on (one) for a kick-off force (someone or something) off (of) (something) force (someone or something) off on (someone ) force off fork off frame up freeze (one's) tail off freeze tail off fresh off the boat frig off frighten away frighten off frighten the hell out of frighten the pants off (of) (one) front off front off about something fuck off fucked off gaze (off) into space get (one's) hands off (of) (something or someone) get (one's) hands off (something or someone) get (one's) kit off get (one's) nuts off get (one's) rocks off get (one's) rocks off on (something) get (one) off the hook get (something) off (one's) chest get (something) off one's chest, to get (something) off pat get (something) off the ground get (something) off the shelf get a load off (one's) feet get a load off (one's) mind get a load off one’s feet get a load off one’s mind get it off get it off with get it off with (someone) get off get off (one's) arse get off (one's) ass get off (one's) back get off (one's) backside get off (one's) bike get off (one's) bumper get off (one's) butt get off (one's) case get off (one's) high horse get off (one's) rear get off (one's) tail get off a few good ones get off ass get off at get off at (some place) get off chest get off easy get off high horse get off it get off light get off lightly get off my back get off on get off on (something) get off on something get off on the right foot get off on the wrong foot get off one's duff get off one's tail get off one’s rear get off scot-free get off somebody's back get off somebody's case get off someone's back get off someone’s back get off someone’s case get off tail get off the dime get off the ground get off the mark get off to a false start get off to a flying start get off to a fresh start get off to sleep get off track get off with (someone) get off your arse get off your bike get off-kilter get off/be let off lightly get off/go scot-free get one’s nuts off get one’s rocks off get one’s rocks off on something get pissed off get rocks off get run off (one's) feet get rushed off (one's) feet get some weight off (one's) feet get some weight off feet get somebody off the hook get something off your chest get torqued off get up off get up off (of) (something) get your kit off get your rocks off get/start off on the right/wrong foot give (someone) the brush-off give (someone) the shirt off (one's) back give off give one's right arm, to give someone the air give the shirt off back give the shirt off one's back give the shirt off one's back, to glance off glance off (of) (someone or something) gloves are off go (off) on a tangent go off go off (one's) dot go off (one's) rocker go off at a tangent go off at half-cock go off at half-cock/half-cocked, to go off at score go off half-cocked go off in a huff go off on go off on (one) go off on a tangent go off on someone go off one's chump/head/rocker, to go off the boil go off the deep end go off the handle go off the hooks go off the rails go off the reservation go off-kilter go/fly off at a tangent good off goof off got to take off gouch off hack off hacked off half a bubble off plumb hand off hands off hang off hard off harden off hats off to hats off to (someone or something) haul off haul off and do have (one's) wig blown off have (something) off pat have (something) off to a fine art have a light bulb go off (in (one's) head) have a light bulb go off in (one's) brain have it have it away (with someone) have it off (with someone) have it off/away with somebody have something off pat have the shirt off (one's) back have to shove off have/know/get something off pat head (someone or something) off at the pass head off head off at the pass head off to (some place) head someone or something off at the pass help (someone) off help off help off with high off the hog high off the hog, eat high off the hog, to eat/live high on the hog hiss off hit it off hit it off with hit it off, to hit off hive off hold off hold off doing hoot off the stage hop off hot off the press hot off the press(es) hurry away it's no skin off my, your, his, etc. nose jack off jag off jerk off jet off jump off jump off the deep end jumping-off place jumping-off point just fell off the turnip truck just off the boat keep (one's) hands off (something or someone) keep (one's) paws off (something or someone) keep hands off keep off keep off (of) (something) keep off back keep your rosaries off my ovaries kick in kick off kill off killed off kiss off kiss someone/something off kiss something off knock (one's) block off knock (one's) head off knock (one's) socks off knock (one) off (one's) feet knock (one) off (one's) pedestal knock (one) off (one's) perch knock (the) spots off (someone or something) knock block off knock it off knock off knock off work knock socks off knock somebody off their perch/pedestal knock someone off knock someone off their pedestal knock someone off their perch knock someone's block off knock someone's socks off knock someone’s block off knock someone’s socks off knock something off knock something out knock spots off knock spots off somebody/something knock spots off someone/something knock the dew off the lily knock the socks off knock the socks off (someone or something) knock the socks off someone knock the spots off, to know (something) off pat laugh (one's) ass off laugh (one's) head off laugh (one) off the stage laugh head off laugh off laugh off the stage laugh your head off lay off lay off someone/something lay off the bottle lead off learn (something) off pat leave off let (one) off easy let (one) off the hook let off let off (some) steam let off on let off on (someone or something) let off some steam let off steam let off steam, to let somebody off the hook let someone off the hook level off lick off lick the pants off (someone) lift off lift the lid off (something) lift the lid off something lift, blow, etc. the lid off something like a chicken with its head cut off like a chicken with its head cut off, (run about) like falling off (of) a log like rolling off (of) a log like water off a duck's back list off live high off the hog live off live off (of) (one's) (own) hump live off (of) (someone or something) live off smell of an oily rag live off the backs of (someone) live off the backs of someone live off the fat of the land live off the grid live off the land live off/on the fat of the land load off one's mind, a log in log off look (a little/bit) off look (off) into space look (someone) off lop (something) off lop off lumber off lunch off make away with make like a bee and buzz off make off make off with make off with (something) mark (someone or something) off mark off marry off mean enough to steal a penny off a dead man's eyes measure (something) off measure off monkey off (one's) back mooch off (of) (someone or something) mop off mouth off move off naff off nearly fall off (one's) chair never put off until tomorrow new off the irons nip off no skin off (one's) back no skin off (one's) teeth no skin off my nose, it's/that's no skin off one's nose no skin off teeth nod off not far off not far off/out/wrong not take (one's) eyes off (someone or something) not take your eyes off somebody/something number off off off (one's) back off (one's) case off (one's) chump off (one's) dot off (one's) face off (one's) feed off (one's) game off (one's) gourd off (one's) guard off (one's) hands off (one's) head off (one's) meds off (one's) nana off (one's) nut off (one's) oats off (one's) own bat off (one's) rocker off (one's) trolley off (someone or something) goes off (the) air off (the) track off again, on again off and on off and running off artist off at a tangent off back off balance off base off beam off board off camera off campus off case off center off chance off color off colour off course off duty off form off from work off game off goes off guard off hands off key off like a prom dress (in May) off like a shot off limits off message off of off of (someone or something) off of work off on off on a sidetrack off on the right foot off on the wrong foot off one's chest, get off one's feed off one's head off one's head, rocker, etc. off one's rocker off one’s chump off one’s meds off one’s nut off one’s rocker off one’s trolley off pat off plumb off rocker off season off somebody's hands off someone's back off someone's feet off someone's hands off subject off the (starting) blocks off the air off the back of a lorry off the back of a truck off the bat off the beam off the beaten path off the beaten track off the blocks off the boat off the boil off the books off the chain off the charts off the cuff off the deep end off the deep end, to go off the face of the earth off the grid off the ground off the hook off the hook, to get/to be let off the hooks off the map off the mark off the pace off the peg off the rack off the radar off the rails off the record off the reel off the reservation off the road off the shelf off the subject off the table off the top of (one's) head off the top of head off the top of one's head off the top of your head off the track off the wagon off the wall off the wind off to a bad start off to a flying start off to a good start off to a running start off to one side off to the races off to the side off topic off with you off your chump off your face off your game off your guard off your hands off your head off your nana off your nut off your oats off your own bat off your rocker off your trolley off-brand cigarette off-center off-color off-colour off-key off-kilter off-line off-roader off-the-cuff off-the-peg off-the-rack off-the-shelf off-the-wall offed offer (someone) (one's) condolences offline on (the) air on a tangent on again, off again on and off on camera on duty on message on one's high horse on the (off) chance on the beam on the chance that on the off chance on the off-chance on the right foot, get off on the wagon on/off duty on/off message on/off the air on/off the radar on/off the/somebody's books one-off order (one) off order (one) off the field order off order off the field out of (one's) head out of kilter out of/off your head out-of-bounds outed pace (something) off pack (someone or something) off to (some place) pack off pair off palm (something) off (on one) (as something else) palm off palm off, to palm someone/something off palm someone/something off on someone palm something off palm something off on someone pants off, the pare off partition (something) off partition off pass (someone or something) off (as something else) pass off pawn (something) off (on one) (as something else) pawn off pay (one) off pay (something) off pay off peed off peel off pee’d off pension off peonied off pick (someone or something) off pick (something) up where (one) left off pick off pile off pinch (one) off pinch off piss off piss or get off the can piss or get off the pot piss someone off pissed (off) about (something) pissed (off) at (someone or something) pissed off pissed off about someone/something pissed off at someone/something plane off play (someone) off against (someone) play (something) off as (something else) play both ends against the middle play off play off against play one off against another/each other/the other pluck off polish off pop off pour off prune off pry off pry off of pull off pull oneself off pull something off push off push off on put (one) off (one's) stride put (one) off (one's) stroke put (one) off (something) put (one) off the scent put (one) off the track put (one) off the trail put a dog off the scent put off put off by put off the evil day put off the evil hour put off the scent put off the track put one off put one off one's stride put one off stride put somebody off their stride/stroke put someone off the scent put someone off their stride put someone off their stroke put/throw somebody off the scent quick off the mark rack off raffle off raffle off (something) rain-off rake off rake-off rattle off read off ready for the off reel off rhyme off ricochet off ricochet off ((of) someone or something) ride (off) into the sunset ride off ride off in all directions ride off into the sunset ride off into the sunset, to right away right away/off right off right off the bat ring off the hook rinse off rip off rip someone off rip something off rip-off rip-off artist rip-off merchant ripped off ripped up roll off roll off of (someone or something) roll off the tongue roll/slip/trip off the tongue rolling on the floor laughing (one's) ass off rolling on the floor laughing my ass off rope off rot off round off round off to round off to (something) rub off rub off on rub off on (someone) rub one off run (one's) feet off run (one) off (one's) feet run around like a chicken with its head cut off run around like a chicken with its head cut off and run in circles run away run away with run feet off run off run off at the mouth run off at the mouth, to run off in all directions run off smell of an oily rag run off with run off with (someone or something) rush (one) off (one's) feet rush off rushed off your feet sag off saw (something) off of (something) saw off sawed off sawed-off scare off scare out of one's wits scare the pants off scare the pants off (of) (one) scare the pants off someone scare, bore, etc. the pants off somebody score (something) off (someone, something, or some place) score off (someone) scour (something) off of (something else) scour off scrape (someone or something) up off (something) scrape (something) off of (something) scrape off scratch off scream (one's) head off scream, shout, etc. your head off screen off screw off scrub off seal off seal off from seal off from (someone or something) section off see (one) off see (something) a mile off see off see someone off see something a mile off see, spot, smell, etc. something a mile off sell off send (one) off send (something) off send away send in for send off send off for (something) separate off separate off (from someone or something) separate off from set (someone or something) off set off set off (for some place) set off alarm bells set off on set off on (something) shag off shake a disease or illness off shake off shake the dew off the lily shake the dust off (one's) feet shake the dust off your feet shave off ship (someone or something) off to (some place) ship off shit or get off the can shit or get off the pot shoot (one's) mouth off shoot mouth off shoot off shoot off (one's) face shoot off (one's) mouth shoot off at the mouth shoot off mouth shoot off one's mouth shoot one’s mouth off shoot your mouth off shout (one's) head off shove off show off shrug off shuck off shuffle off shuffle off this mortal coil shut off sign off sign off on sign off on (something) sing off the same hymn sheet sing off the same hymnbook sing off the same songbook sing off the same songsheet siphon off skim off skip off skive off slack off slack up slag (someone) (off) sleep it off sleep off slice off slide off sling off at (someone) slink away slink off slip away slip off slip out slough off slow off the mark sluff off smart off snack off snack off (of) (something) snack on (something) snap (one's) head off snap head off snap off snip (something) off of (something else) snip off so clean (that) (one) could eat off the floor(s) so clean you could eat off the floor soak (something) off of (something else) soak off sob out sod off sound off sound off (about something) sound off about something spark off speak off the cuff speak off-the-cuff speed off spiel off spin off spirit off splinter off splinter off (from something) splinter off (of) (something) split off split one's sides split one's sides, to sponge (something) off (of) (someone or something) sponge off sponge off of sponge off someone sponge on spot (something) a mile off spout off square off squeeze off stake off stall off stand off stand off from stand off from (someone or something) stare (off) into space start (off) with a bang start (off) with a clean slate start off start off as start off as (something) start off at (something or some place) start off from (something) start off from some place start off on the right foot start off on the right foot, to start off on the wrong foot start off with (someone or something) stave off stay off stay off (of) (something) steal off steal off (someone or something) steam off step off step off the curb stop off storm off straight off straight off/out straightaway strain (something) off of (something else) strain off strain off of stride off strike (one) off the roll (of solicitors/attorneys) strike off strike someone off the rolls strike sparks off each other strike sparks off one another strip off suck off sue the pants off sue the pants off (of) (one) sue the pants off of someone sue the pants off someone sugar off surge off (of) (someone or something) swear off swear off (something) sweat off sweep (one) off (one's) feet sweep off sweep off feet sweep off of (something) sweep off one's feet, to sweep one off feet sweep somebody off their feet sweep someone off their feet swish (something) off of (someone or something) swish off switch off tag off tail off take (one's) eye off the ball take (one's) eyes off (of) (someone or something) take (one's) hands off (something or someone) take (one's) hat off to (someone or something) take (one's) head off take (one's) mind off (something) take (one) off guard take (someone or something) off (one's) hands take (something) off the table take a load off take a load off (one's feet) take a load off (one's) mind take a load off mind take a load off one’s feet take a load off someone's mind take a load off your feet take a lot off (someone's) mind take a telling-off take eyes off take gloves off take hands off take hat off to take head off take off take off (one's) hat (to someone or something) take off after (someone or something) take off from take off from (something) take off from work take off hands take off hat take off one's hat to, to take one's hat off to take oneself off take somebody's mind off something take someone off take someone/something off take something/somebody off somebody's hands take the bark off take the chill off take the chill off (of) (something or some place) take the edge off take the edge off (something) take the edge off something take the gilt off the gingerbread take the gloves off take the heat off take the heat off (of) (someone or something) take the heat off someone take the lid off take the lid off (something) take the load off take the load off (one's feet) take the load off one's feet take the rag off the bush take the shine off take the shine off something take the shirt off (one's) back take the weight off (one's) feet take the weight off (one's) legs take the weight off your feet take the wraps off take the wraps off something take up take up where (one) left off take up where one left off take years off take years off (of) (one) take years off somebody take your eye off the ball take your hat off to take your hat off to somebody take your hat off to someone take-off artist talk (one's) arm(s) off talk (one's) ear(s) off talk (one's) head off talk (one's) pants off talk ear off talk head off talk one's head off, to talk one’s head off talk somebody's ear off talk someone's arm off talk someone’s ear off talk the hind leg off a donkey talk the hind leg(s) off a donkey talk your head off tape off taper off tear a strip off (someone) tear a strip off someone tear off tear somebody off a strip tear someone off a strip tear the rag off the bush tee off tee someone off teed (off) teed off tell (one) where to get off tell off tell somebody where to get off tell someone where to get off tell where to get off the bloom is off the (something) the bloom is off the rose the blush is off the rose the gloves are off the pants off (of) the pants off someone the shirt off (one's) back the shirt off back the shirt off somebody's back the shirt off your back the wheels come off the wheels fell off throw (one) off balance throw (one) off the scent throw (one) off the track throw (someone) off the trail throw off throw off balance throw off the track throw someone off balance throw someone off the scent tick (something) off on (one's) fingers tick off tick someone off tick something off on your fingers ticked off tie off time off time off for good behavior time to run tip off tip-off to cap it all (off) to top it all (off) toddle away toddle off top it (all) off top off topple off torque (someone) off torqued off toss off toss something off touch off towel off trade off trade off the orchard for an apple trail off trigger off trim off trip off the tongue trot off turn off turn someone off turn someone’s water off turn water off turn-off turned off tweak off twist off veer off veer off (of) (something) wack off wag off walk (one) off (one's) feet walk away with walk feet off walk it off walk off walk off the job walk off with walk off with (something) walk on stage and off again walk somebody off their feet walk someone off their feet wall off waltz off waltz off with something wander away wander off wank off want off ward off warn off warn off (from someone or something) wash off wave off way off way off base wear off wear off ) well off well-heeled whack off whack something off whank off wheel off whip off whip off to whip something off whisk off wind off wipe (someone or something) off the face of the earth wipe (someone or something) off the map wipe (something) off the map wipe off wipe off the face of the earth wipe off the map wipe something off the face of the earth wipe something off the map wipe the smile off (one's) face wipe the smile off someone's face wipe the/that grin off (one's) face wipe the/that smile, grin, etc. off your/somebody's face with (one's) gloves off with one's tail between one's legs, (to go off with) with the gloves off work (one's) arse off work (one's) ass off work (one's) backside off work (one's) buns off work (one's) butt off work (one's) socks off work (one's) tail off work off work one's fingers to the bone work one's tail off, to work one’s ass off work one’s buns off work one’s butt off work one’s tail off work some fat off work tail off work your arse off work your ass off work your socks off would give (someone) the shirt off (one's) back wrench off wrest off wriggle off the hook write off write off (one's) losses yack head off yank off yell (one's) head off yell head off yell one’s head off you could eat off the floor(s) your head off zone off zoom zoom off References in classic literature I lay in the shade, brushing the flies off and directing operations, while Saxtorph bossed his hospital gang. The cabin was full of them where they had crawled off the deck and cashed in. South Sea Tales Now the reason hair falls off is because it hangs DOWN--things never fall UPWARDS, you know. Whenever the horse stopped (which it did very often), he fell off in front; and whenever it went on again (which it generally did rather suddenly), he fell off behind. 'Because people don't fall off quite so often, when they've had much practice.' Through the Looking Glass Up went the steps, bang went the door, round whirled the wheels, and off they rattled, with Kit's mother hanging out at one window waving a damp pocket-handkerchief and screaming out a great many messages to little Jacob and the baby, of which nobody heard a word. The Old Curiosity Shop Off the road he couldn't go; the exploit must have been connected with horses or vehicles to hang in the old fellow's head. The guard had just finished an account of a desperate fight which had happened at one of the fairs between the drovers and the farmers with their whips, and the boys with cricket-bats and wickets, which arose out of a playful but objectionable practice of the boys going round to the public-houses and taking the linch-pins out of the wheels of the gigs, and was moralizing upon the way in which the Doctor, "a terrible stern man he'd heard tell," had come down upon several of the performers, "sending three on 'em off next morning in a po-shay with a parish constable," when they turned a corner and neared the milestone, the third from Rugby. Tom Browns Schooldays Then he went down on all fours and crawled off, begging them to let him alone, and he rolled himself up in his blanket and wallowed in under the old pine table, still a-begging; and then he went to crying. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn "How shall I know Sea Cow when I meet him?" said Kotick, sheering off. Go and play in the sea, Kotick." And Kotick went off and danced the Fire-dance with a very heavy little heart. Jungle Book When she had got round the turn, she gave herself a push off with one foot, and skated straight up to Shtcherbatsky. The tradition is kept up here that you are the best of skaters," she said, with her little black-gloved hand brushing a grain of hoarfrost off her muff. Anna Karenina As we emerged into this river-bed path suddenly we started a troop of tall giraffes, who galloped, or rather sailed off, in their strange gait, their tails screwed up over their backs, and their hoofs rattling like castanets. Having set some of the "boys" to cut off the best of the giraffe's meat, we went to work to build a "scherm" near one of the pools and about a hundred yards to its right. King Solomons Mines
随便看	keep head keep head above water keep/hold/play your cards close to your chest keep/hold somebody/something in check keep honest keep hope alive keep... hours keep house keep in keep in check keeping keep in good condition keep in good shape keep in good with keep in good with (one) keeping up with the Joneses in a nut shell in a nutshell in any case in any event in any shape or form in any way, shape, or form in any way, shape, or form, not in a paddy in a perfect world