off the chain

Out of control, wild fun. Just like when your pitbull gets off the chain in the back yard and tears through the neighborhood.

I may be a 35-year-old white DJ from Maine, but this joint is off the chain!

by Dan_Maine December 28, 2005

off the chain

(1) (Adj.) a great deal of fun
(2) (Adj.) very attractive

(1) Wow Mike, this party has punch and cake and everything! It's really OFF THE CHAIN!
(2) That girl has a nice rack. She is OFF THE CHAIN.

by Smoove B. August 21, 2003

off the chain

wild, raucous, or out of control. Originated from the onset of a dogfight, when the dogs are let "off the chain" and the event begins.

That shit last night over at Jamal's house was off the chain, money!

by KayCeeGee September 6, 2007

Off the chain

Something that is fantastic, awesome, and especially extreme can be said to be "off the chain".

"I can't believe Joe got with three chicks that night, that is off the chain!"

by Jackage September 30, 2006

Off the chain

Outrageous, unbelievable, out-of-control. (In both a positive or negative sense.)

Positive: "Your speech was so awesome, it was off the chain!"
Negative: "Shelley hasn't been herself ever since she lost her job. I've heard she's at the bar getting wasted and taking a different man home every night. Homegirl is off the chain."

by juluxz June 18, 2015

off the chain

Da bomb, really good, deliteful.

KFC's new buffet is OFF THE CHAIN.

by Bocephus November 27, 2003

Off the chain

Wild; out of control

etym.: possibly derived from Fr. 'se déchaîner,' to burst out; to go wild; to arouse

"That set was off the chain, yo."

by lairdweller October 18, 2009