punce off

a term mostly used in london, though also found in certain areas of kent. a more casual, less offensive way of cursing ones bad luck.

'sam the bar's closed'

'oh punce off'

by actualwhore April 26, 2006

buggered off

Ran off

First head: He's buggered off.

Third head: So he has he's scampered.

-"Monty Python and the Holy Grail"

by Bigalsaidso November 15, 2013

Off the Corner

To reference one's urban or inner city background, lifestyle and culture. To be street savvy. The ability to adapt, sustain and survive life on the streets or within a specific community.

Can also be defined as the abrupt changing of one's attitude, demeanor or temperament.

Tiffany is generally a very sweet, easy-going, even-tempered girl who pretty much stays to herself. That all changed the other day when Sandra made the mistake of trying to bully her. I was amazed how quick Tiffany came off the corner and stood up to Sandra in a way that she soon won't forget.

by Who 'Dis? Who 'Dat? November 19, 2019

Knobbing-Off

The act of male masturbation.

I feel like knobbing-off

by Soke No-Last-Name June 21, 2010

opting off

the homosexual fetish act of intentionally refusing body scans at the airport, resulting in pat downs and groping by TSA agents

there was this hunky TSA guy at the airport, so after opting off I ran to the bathroom and rubbed one out remembering his hands all over me

by spek10 November 28, 2012

Had Off

British informal,
Verb,

1. To be conned/tricked/ripped off,

2. To have something stolen,
3. The act of sexual intercourse,
(also to "Have Off", present tense)

1. "This product is fake, I've been had off"
2. "I left my bike outside, and the guy had off with it"
3. "He's had it off with my wife, but I've been having it off with his"

by OneTimePad May 28, 2018

mance-off

A dance off between 2 or more men at a club/bar

Kurtis was supposed to be my wingman but everytime we went on the dance floor he kept challenging guys to mance-offs

by Dr. Silly Penis April 6, 2009