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Auction off

a Phrasal verb. It means to sell something in an auction.
Auction off

For example, I auctioned off my car to pay off my debt .
by Maeed March 28, 2020
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sawed off scrotes

Yeah, he just goes along with it because he has sawed off scrotes.
by sponge's mom December 19, 2018
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the dots off his dice

To shoot the dots off his dice or her/their/x dice: A phrase to describe a crazy relative in a dialogue by Rita Mae Brown.
'Somebody shot the dots off his dice.' ~ Kevin Levin, Ben 10 Ultimate Alien
by StEvUgnIn December 30, 2023
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jump off

to only date a girl for her friends..
why were you with that fat ugly girl last night?

she was juat a jump off ,i wanna get with her sister but i dont know her
by NorCal Slanger January 5, 2017
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show him off day!

post him on any social media!!
A: “Hey today is show him off day! Are you going to show him off today?”

B: “huh?”
A: “today show him off day you have to post your boyfriend on any social media and show him off!”
by ! <3 October 17, 2021
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piss the bark off a tree

To pee so hard you could take the bark off of a tree
When I was young, I could piss the bark off a tree.”
by CharlieAlpha November 13, 2022
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Loose-Off

Any significantly long or significantly intoxicated night on drugs and/or alchohol shared amongst more than one participant. Loose-offs typically involve all or a majority of participants acting loose as per most standard definitions (including intoxication and debauchery). In Firehouse Hotel nomenclature the loose-off requires or results in participants being belted Loose-off is related to the US sporting term "Playoff" and can be understood as a Playoff (or Grand Final) of Looseness. Usually the title is conferred after the event. Eager (and brave) participants can establish a night out on the basis that it will become a loose-off
Last night was a total loose-off, I don't even know how I got home.
by Washed Up Walter October 20, 2008
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