saw (something) off of (something)

To use a saw to sever something from someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "saw" and "down." I had to saw the lower limbs off of the tree to keep my young kids from climbing it. The doctors had to saw the gangrenous arm off of the patient.

词组	saw (something) off of (something)
释义	saw (something) off of (something) saw (something) off of (something) To use a saw to sever something from someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "saw" and "down." I had to saw the lower limbs off of the tree to keep my young kids from climbing it. The doctors had to saw the gangrenous arm off of the patient. See also: of, off, saw Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: saw off sawed off see off saw up see (one) down (to something or some place) saw down Where (have) you been hiding yourself? blix saw a lost cause
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