off-mark
off-mark by uttam maharjan July 26, 2011
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mark off
to call in sick to work, usually because of drinking, bad sex, good sex, feel like partying, or are just lazy, usually with a lame reason
Man i went to the club after breaking rocks all day. I figured whiskey would help my back. It sure did but I didnt get any Puss. I was so pissed i marked off the rest of the week. Ill mark off next week to if my back dont get any better, for now Ill take a drink
mark off by Jeff Dailey August 18, 2007
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Off the Mark
A hilarious comic panel by Mark Parisi. Running from September 1987 to the present, Parisi has been making the cartoon since he was in his mid-twenties, and he's still going strong after more than 35 years. With more than 12,000 panels to look through, you'll never be bored again.
Off the Mark by Ubeenbamboozledson March 18, 2023
off the market
off the market by HolyMolly March 5, 2008
off da market
The term off the market is used when a certain product is no longer for sale, offered, or available any more.
Now the phrase "off da market" is used in Southern Ebonics. When a guy is trying to holla at a girl that is in a relationship or married she'll tell him that she's off da market.
Now the phrase "off da market" is used in Southern Ebonics. When a guy is trying to holla at a girl that is in a relationship or married she'll tell him that she's off da market.
Ex.2
Him: Yo ma what's up wit u can I roll thru sometime?
Her: Naw, I'm off da market
Ex.2
Male 1: What's up with your cousin Keisha?
Male 2: Man you know she still wit Luke, she off da market.
Him: Yo ma what's up wit u can I roll thru sometime?
Her: Naw, I'm off da market
Ex.2
Male 1: What's up with your cousin Keisha?
Male 2: Man you know she still wit Luke, she off da market.
off da market by Southern Ebonics May 1, 2006
off the meat market
off the meat market by memz August 3, 2007
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