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got off
1.sitting down looking at a music video and a singer start's to sing very well, soo you say damn he,she got off in that song. 2.damn you got off in that dance.3.damn every time you jerk(dance) you alway's get off.
got off by johnnyboyyy:)!!! July 9, 2010
Got off
when your listening to someone else s' conversation and you suddenly hear the the one person has said something that really insults that other person you then say got off... or got off on their life or whatever they may be talking about. This phrase enhances to the insult.
got off with
to snog/kiss someone, when you get off with someone you snog or kiss them for a few minute and it is not just simple kissing.
got off with by Tarzan69 November 8, 2013
got off the wrong foot
got off the wrong foot by cheraghali February 27, 2008
Hi hi ride I just got off the ,,
Hi hi ride I just got off the ,, by Fartish girl with dire a May 22, 2021
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