Off The Hook

Wild, Chaotic, Unencumbered. Derived from ancient naval slang. The hook referred to the anchor. In violent storms, if the anchor would break loose from the seabottom (or break loose from the anchor chain - ref "Off the chain.."), the ship would be uncontrolled, free and wild. Utter chaos. Can you imagine anything more wild than a uncontrolled ship in a hurricane?

That party was OFF THE HOOK!

by OffTheHook June 1, 2009

off-again girlfriend

A girl(or boy just change the word) who once dated someone but broke up with them. This same someone still longs for the girl (or boy) but they constantly refuse making them an "off-again girlfriend"

Even four months after I brok up with Rob he still asks me out, but do I accept? Of course not. I'm his off-again girlfriend and don't want to change that.

by floackle August 25, 2008

off da henny

When your drunk off drinking Hennessy, a beer. Your off da henny.

Guy 1: "This party is mad lit bro, im so drunk"
Guy 2: "Same here, im off da henny"

by Greg Salads January 2, 2017

off da heazy

Straight up off da' hook, everything is crunk as hell!!!

This shit is off da' heazy.

by Double D May 13, 2003

Off Tha Fryin Pan

The coolest thing ever, or a super hot track

Man this club is off tha fryin pan

or

Yo, that new one by Dirt McGirt was off tha fryin pan

by Loopy January 21, 2004

off the chainsaw

so brutally wonderful.

That scene in Die Hard where the guy from Moonlighting jumps off the exploding building is so off the chainsaw, ya heard.

by Awww Damn August 2, 2004

Off The Hook

Free from a difficult situation.
To be in a difficult situation is like hanging "on" a "hook"; to get free of the problem you must get "off the hook".

We've caught you again, but this time you won't get off the hook so easily!" You are "off the hook" when you are no longer responsible for some problematic situation. Example: "We found the guy who stole the money, so we know you didn't do it; you're off the hook." When you get yourself free from a difficult situation you are no longer "on the hook"; you are "off the hook." Example: "You're lucky; it turns out that Dad never heard you come in late last night." Answer: "Great, that means I'm off the hook!

by GetCrackinMcSlackin April 17, 2011