off the radar

lost, not heard from, out of communication

X: Have you heard from Rick lately?
Y: No, he's like totally off the radar.

off the radar by ttrexster October 28, 2008

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Off the radar

To go ghost: untraceable

I went from being an extrovert to an introvert. I was well known and all of a sudden I went off the radar.

Off the radar by Mister Vee August 14, 2018

Related Words

off the radar • off the chain • off the hook • Off the Goop • off the grid • off the heezy • off the rails • off the reservation • off the dome • off the hinges

off the radar

1. Illegal
2. Illegitimate

I took his money and did the job "off the radar," avoiding the IRS, the FBI, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

off the radar by William Dean A. Garner September 11, 2003

off the radar

Beyond comment.

Man I didn't know the strobe light made you have a seizure - we all thought you were bustin some wild new floor moves that were off the radar.

off the radar by RiCKSTER December 22, 2003

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