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v. to restrict blood flow in order to administer heroin intraveneously. "i caught him with a belt ready to tie off."
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to hook a personal lanyard to a horizontal lifeline system or other safety device. He will tie off to the safety rope.
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Office slang : masturbate furiously while at work. Usually in a conspicuous space and getting away with it. Gareth said he was going to the photocopier to tie off.
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To be patient, to hang on and wait I don't care if you have been waiting all day. Just tie off, I will be there as soon as I can.
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