off the hook
off the hook by Joshiro007 February 19, 2003
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Off The Hook
Wild, Chaotic, Unencumbered. Derived from ancient naval slang. The hook referred to the anchor. In violent storms, if the anchor would break loose from the seabottom (or break loose from the anchor chain - ref "Off the chain.."), the ship would be uncontrolled, free and wild. Utter chaos. Can you imagine anything more wild than a uncontrolled ship in a hurricane?
Off The Hook by OffTheHook June 1, 2009
Off The Hook
Free from a difficult situation.
To be in a difficult situation is like hanging "on" a "hook"; to get free of the problem you must get "off the hook".
To be in a difficult situation is like hanging "on" a "hook"; to get free of the problem you must get "off the hook".
We've caught you again, but this time you won't get off the hook so easily!" You are "off the hook" when you are no longer responsible for some problematic situation. Example: "We found the guy who stole the money, so we know you didn't do it; you're off the hook." When you get yourself free from a difficult situation you are no longer "on the hook"; you are "off the hook." Example: "You're lucky; it turns out that Dad never heard you come in late last night." Answer: "Great, that means I'm off the hook!
Off The Hook by GetCrackinMcSlackin April 17, 2011
off the hook
Yo, that movie was OFF THE HOOK!!!
Man, that kiss was off the hook!!
My sex is going to be off the hook boy!!
Man, that kiss was off the hook!!
My sex is going to be off the hook boy!!
off the hook by YearRoundPMSGirl October 31, 2003
off the hook
off the hook by erica March 15, 2005
off the hook
To show something is approved, sound as a pound, better than good. Not to be confused with to be let off with something (old phrase).
off the hook by RockNRollStar May 28, 2006