off a cliff

Used to exaggerate an action further, usually following like a fox, but appearing before with a hose. May or may not be said by one involved in the conversation.

A: You're going to jump off a cliff? That's crazy!
B: Crazy... like a fox!
C: Off a cliff!

by babaloulou May 22, 2004

Off it's tits

Something that is really good. Can also be used to describe someone who is drunk or is "off their tits".

That pizza we had last night was off it's tits!

Gary was so drunk last night, he was off his tits!

by Mr Reston January 16, 2010

Douche Off

When two individuals engage one another in a battle of the will, as to which person will be most polite and allow the other to enter first. Typically occurs at building doors and elevator doors, most often between complete strangers. Several studderings of the foot and mouth will procede engagement.

Ryan was engaged in a standard douche off with a complete stranger yesterday when he tried to exit the elevator.

by King Kohan October 13, 2009

Bone-off

The act of two or more males keeping trying to keep an erection down for the longest time. The first one with an erection loses.

Dude, i won the bone-off last week against billy.

by blackdemon December 12, 2009

Throw'd Off

someone who is mentally challenged. Throw'd off. 2 beers short of a 6 pack. has a screw loose.

Austin, you're throw'd off.

by nickbaney August 5, 2010

swaggin' off

Showing off your swag, inner gangster, or coolness to those around you to impress them, or just being naturally swaggerly (gangster) in general.

1. Genie walked in on me swaggin' off to this girl the other night down at the bar. Looks like I can't cover this one up.

2. I decided to keep it fresh at the party; completely swaggin' off.

by lalabeach7 November 13, 2010

rode off

To get completly rode off - to be very very drunk.

Jimmy was rode off last night, wasn't he tom?

by BazG August 7, 2006