Throw off

(v.)
Transitive:
• to distract; to confuse
• to yeet (an object)
Intransitive:
• — also throw — to make a mistake; to lose unplanned/accidentally
• to stresslax (See stresslaxing)

• That car horn really threw me off.
• I just throw my things off whenever I get home.
• Come on, dude, don't throw off now. You're almost winning!
• I always throw off cuz I'm depressed af.

by Antisarcasm May 10, 2022

gorm off

To enter the state of becoming gormless. Usual characteristics include glazed eyes, staring at nothing in particular, dropping of the lower jaw and in more severe cases formation of a globule of saliva, emerging from the corner of the mouth. Subject appears to have no control over their facial expressions.

Beryl was watching Neighbours so intently that she began to gorm off.

by zshbp April 27, 2007

off constantly

Not constant, ever changing, unreliable. Provo Off Constantly Softball.

Have you been successful in beating Off Constantly?

by shug24 October 17, 2008

Hackering off

The act of masterbating by grinding, humping, and moving hips side to side against an inanimate object.

i like hackering off on my bed at night

by Scott Hacker December 15, 2010

greased off

to give someone a funny look because they've done something totally gay or you hate/dislike them

she just totally greased me off, that b****

i just greased off that chick, i hate her so much (no one would ever say that though)

by no one you'll ever know June 9, 2008

nic off

to tell one too basically fuck off in a polite english manner.

Nic off kind sir, the gangley english man proclaimed.

by Shaved Monkey August 13, 2005

Got off

Linking(getting together, kissing or adultry) with a certain person

Joel: yo man, I got off with Alisha at the rave last night

Cam: holy shit dude

by BuxCrew March 19, 2017