fuck off

1. An offensive term to tell someone to go away

"Excuse me sir, do you have a minute to talk about our lord and savi-"

"Fuck off."

by John Anonymous Doe December 10, 2016

kick off

To begin or start, usually associated with an event of some description.

"What time does the party kick off, Mr Ben?"

by Mr Ben February 8, 2005

Bang Off

To Bang off is to ride or die for someone. The same idea as 50/50. Means I ride for you, you ride for me. Usually said when giving someone dap and pointing the index finger at them instead of keeping a closed fist. It's a symbol that you're really cool with someone, cool enough to ride for them. If you don't do that to someone or they don't do it back to you it's not disrespect, it just means they don't mess with you like that and that it's just a formal/polite shake.

1. Aight soldier, I'm outt, Bang Off.
2. That's my nigga Justin, it's Bang Off for him.
3. I Bang Off for my brother.

by Shotta August 30, 2007

thrown off

To be out of your mind and not into reality.

Neil's thinking of moving to Silver City was obviously thrown off.

by Mark A. Capozzelli November 26, 2016

WHEELS OFF

manic big dick energy; out of control; unsteerable; no inhibitions; balls to the wall fun; outrageous behavior

she went through a break up and in the aftermath just went completely wheels off--doing whatever the fuck she wanted whenever she wanted and not giving a fuck what anybody thought.

by psychoinagoodway March 15, 2019

Choking off

To intentionally strangle oneself manually or assisted by accessories, in an attempt to heighten sexual pleasure whilst stimulating one's own genitals

Person 1: Jimmy's been really cross lately
Person 2: Yeah he has - I heard he's been taking a break from choking off!
Person 1: let's hope he bumps those numbers up ASAP

*two people watch a child fall*
Person 1: Hey man! Can I borrow your belt
Person 2: Yes, definitely! May I ask why?
Person 2: I think I need to choke off to this later!

by notdale March 1, 2019

laugh off

to reject something by laughing

you laugh off an argument to ridicule it
-He told her that she shouldn't wear such a skimpy dress at the party
-She laughed it off

by Patrick Mangou February 15, 2009