Socks off

Australian Idiom

1. Used to signify the feeling one experiences at the pinnacle of relaxation.

2. A command given to assist one in relaxing

"Socks off mate!" Bazza said to Johno after opening a fresh beer.
Johno turns to Bazza affirmingly and replies "Socks off!"

by Titaniumface October 22, 2017

slagging off

A term used to explain when someone is talking behind someone's/your back.

I heard Emily slagging off Connie earlier.

by gryffinhuffleclaw March 8, 2016

show off

to behave in an ostentatiously skilled and assured way with the intention of impressing others

Stop showing off and do your job. (example of show off)

by The Return of Light Joker September 23, 2009

Sawed Off

A sawed off shotgun, in which the barrel(s) are sawed off to become shorter, for the purpose of the pellets inside the shells to spread out over a vast area. The accuracy is lessened by this but a sawed off 12 gauge is a gully weapon to have.

"...Up into my bag, cuz I gotta get my mask
and shells to put in this 12 gauge sawed off...

by Leathaface July 22, 2003

pissed off

1. Feeling like you can kill everyone in 1000 mile radius.

2. When your eyes bulge out and steam comes out from your ear.

1. That dude over there stole my girlfriend. I'm SO pissed off!

2. Looks like daddy's pissed off again.

by Swash September 17, 2004

Off-White

Fashion label based in Milan, Italy. Defining the grey area between black and white as Off-White. Founded by Virgil Abloh in 2012 who’s worked with various famous branding company’s like Louis Vuitton and more.

Guy 1: Yo guy 2 you see those weird ass definitions of off-white on the urban dictionary and nobody is knowing what the relevant brand is?
Guy 2: yeah it’s weird cause off-white is the top trendy sneaker brand of 2018 selling out in 4 seconds

by FuckedYoBitchJuan22 June 21, 2019

Step off

Basically, "step off" is a form of brush-off, and/or an order to another individual to get out of your sight. You don't want them talking to you, or even near you. You want nothing to do with them.

"Step off. You're not welcome here."

by BlueMoon1 June 17, 2019