Wild; out of control
etym.: possibly derived from Fr. 'se déchaîner,' to burst out; to go wild; to arouse
etym.: possibly derived from Fr. 'se déchaîner,' to burst out; to go wild; to arouse
by lairdweller October 18, 2009
That lady is off the chain.
by Sexy Filmmaker May 20, 2009
Crackah1: Where's the hell is Toby?
Crackah2: He's off the chain, hell, he's off the plantation and probably half way up the Underground Railroad.
Crackah2: He's off the chain, hell, he's off the plantation and probably half way up the Underground Railroad.
by Crackah1 March 26, 2005
by Hardee's January 12, 2010
The party at Jane's house was off the chain! (adj.)
Jack was off the chain when he found out his girlfriend was cheating on him. (adv.)
Jack was off the chain when he found out his girlfriend was cheating on him. (adv.)
by Grammar Nerd Club VP - Stacy February 25, 2009