off of

Some claim that it means just "off" in some way of american speaking
Some say it even means "because" in some cases.
Some say it is a definitely wrong use of grammar.

It’s a way of profiting off of something you expect to drop in value.

My new invention will knock the socks off of the scientific community.

and even

The collapse happened off of the devaluation.

by Khanon November 29, 2018

Sucking Off the Red Bull

Consuming large amounts of energy drinks to get through finals.

Brad: "Hey Tom! Did you see Jimmy running around like a maniac?"
Tom: "yeah, he's been sucking off the red bull just to get through finals. "

by ChazzzySan May 29, 2015

Pigging off

Oinking and boinking. Rolling in your filth. Letting animality out. Grunting and squealing .

“Yeah, we were pigging off after my shift.”
“She was all over me and grunting, we were disgusting, it was great just pigging off!”

“Yeah those two sounded like a farm when they were pigging off the other night”

by Scrambled eagle June 19, 2021

bubbling off

(V) Moving to Parler from Facebook in late 2020.
When an intolerant person complains about censorship and separates from normal society into their safespace.

Simce Trump got fired, every day, tens of thousands of his supporters are bubbling off to join "Meinspace" aka "Parler!"

by Bag of donuts2 November 13, 2020

OFFS

A way to say, "Oh, for fuck's sake."

OFFS Julia, I already told you to leave me alone!

by anonymous April 4, 2023

COVID Stand-off

When two or more people are at an impasse in their travels, unable to pass each other while maintaining the proper social distancing practice as required by COVID-19.

Sorry I’m late. Someone was entering as I tried to leave and we got stuck in a COVID Stand-off.

by the AV Flu April 11, 2020

off constantly

A meme unknown to Doggfayce. It is a tag team term for two boys playing in purple trackies and pinning people down.

Off constantly in wrestling is a meme.

by Sym_kef August 7, 2023