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Truck Off 

When two trucks are blocking either end of a road. Neither of them will pull out and are waiting for the other to back down. Sometimes this is accompanied by both truck drivers leaning out the cab and yelling at eachother.
Bob: Why are you late for work Jim?
Jim: Truck off down my road again.
Truck Off by Indigo Starr March 19, 2010
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Truck off 

A funny way of saying f**k off without swearing.
Guy 1: Hello mothertrucker!

Guy 2: Truck off!
Truck off by Matthew678 May 8, 2019

Fell off a Truck 

Was stolen, lifted, burgled, etc.
"Where did you get that expensive new V.C.R. and Bicycle?"

"They fell off a truck."
Fell off a Truck by Branduff January 16, 2009

Fell off the truck 

Stolen; Something obtained or being sold illegally.
"Hey dude, Check out this new PS3. Only paid 50 bucks for it because it fell off the truck."
"You lucked out, man."
Fell off the truck by Madame Waffles December 18, 2008

fall off the truck 

UK slag,

Stolen goods. articles who's origin is not strictly legal.
(also 'fall off the back of a lorry')
"Nice telly"
"Yeah fell of the back of a truck"

fall off the truck 

1. The action by which an item (primarily electronics) becomes stock at a store.

2. A term associated with mob franchises and the fencing of stolen goods.
"So Bob, how can you afford a plasma screen tv, with you being out of work and all?"

"I picked it up cheap from a guy who said it fell off the back of a truck."

hot off the truck 

Stolen from a cargo truck or manufacturer
Wanna buy a phone. Hot off the truck
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