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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!"
Socks off by Titaniumface October 22, 2017
Word of the Day on August 29, 2021
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Socks Off 

Child's/Adolescents game originated in Herefordshire, England.

Objective of the game is to remover the socks of your opponent. Light violence is permitted. Last person left with socks on or partially on is the victor.
After spending all afternoon arguing, over who fancied the new girl more, it was decided that a game of socks off would settle the matter.
Socks Off by Drew.Peacock December 26, 2019

Socks Off 

Its a term refering to sexuality. For a example; if a person had no socks on it would be gay but if the person had socks on the person is straight.
The person has Socks Off, meaning hes gay.
Socks Off by Bearman101666 August 2, 2018

Socks off 

(whispers in his ear)I will fucking knock your socks off

(Then he came all in his pants)
Socks off by Magicqueef August 18, 2019

Socks Off 

Term refering to sexuality. for example; if you actually have socks on you are straight, if not its gay.
WHY YOUR SOCKS OFF?????
Socks Off by Prake1 August 2, 2018

Socks Off FC 

The mighty Socks Off FC are a legendary pro clubs team consisting of mark lewis, ryan incledinkiedonkeydoo, daniel kemp and brendan spelman. They always play the shocking tic tac and stuff them every time. Callum skillen is a midget.
Well done to the mighty Socks Off FC for absolutely slaughtering callum skillen on the pitch.
Socks Off FC by Brendoid January 13, 2021

Knocks your socks off 

To completely surprise or please you very much
The magazine is beautiful and combines color and unusual design in a way that "knocks your socks off".
Knocks your socks off by Laerte July 14, 2011
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They're playing nu-metal now, bloody grebos!
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