head off

leave, go out, have to go

Head off means shall we go now?

by Servant April 11, 2005

off the goop

When someone is acting particularly crazy, or under the influence of drugs.

Nick: "(insert something stupid)"
Dane: 'My baby daddy is acting wild today"
Jake: "Yeah, he's really off the goop"

by jakethesnake42069 March 27, 2019

Cheesed Off

Frustrated or angry; annoyed.

Marty's stalling has got me cheesed off.

by Diggity Monkeez April 12, 2005

Well off

A general sort of synonym for "rich," similar in use to "well-to-do." It's often a term used by those who are accused of being rich, but don't much like the snobbery inherently implied with that term. In such a scenario, it's more supposed to mean something along the lines of, "having enough money that I don't need to worry about my accounts, but not having so much money that I can buy solid gold houses and carved diamond wristwatches every other Tuesday."

"I'm not really rich," said William as he paid for everyone's movie tickets, "I'm just well-off."

by Fat People In Leather March 27, 2005

lezzing off

The act of two women engaging in illicit behaviour.

Dude 1; Yo, did you see Janet and Vicky last night?

Dude 2; Nah bro, what happened?

Dude 1; They were all over each other, it was like watching two blind men feeling for fridge magnets. They were proper lezzing off! Finger banging and motorboating... THE LOT!

by Walter Flanagan June 17, 2012

dock off

Means "very big" in high schools around North-West England.

"That car is dock off!"

by Sean Allan February 23, 2005

torqued off

Means the same thing as ticked off, pissed off, teed off, etc. (e.g. extremely angry)

Melanie got very torqued off when she discovered that her Facebook account had been hacked and subsequently altered to replace her photograph with one of a dead giraffe.

by Telephony June 23, 2011