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burn off 

Prison terminology meaning to leave the area hastily.
I was trying to tell ya something, but all you did was burn off.
burn off by ToBIGWillie April 25, 2010
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Burn one off 

To set fire to ones flatulent gassy fart. Can be done alone or as a party piece. If done with a crowd of mates a competitive element may arise to see who can burn off the longest flame.
"Quick, Lend me your lighter" said Andrew, "I've been on the baked beans, sprouts and Guinness again so stand well back while I burn one off".
Burn one off by monty3945 February 7, 2013

burn it off 

To do something to the extreme. To do something with flare and style. To increase the intensity
The natural leader in the bunch sent his followers off on their mission with a final exclamation: "Burn it off, dudes."
burn it off by WestSideLuke January 7, 2007

burn your face off curry 

a curry so spicy people think there face is melting while they are eating it.
went to an indian restaurant last night to have a mild curry and it turned out to be a burn your face off curry had a beer and 2 litres of milk to cool me down.
A celebration at the end of a school year that involved burning your essays, tests, etc.
I'm going to have an English class essay burnoff this year.
burnoff by 5'11"Racer December 7, 2006
A broadcast run of un-aired episodes of a canceled program. Often done before a show is officially announced as canceled.
ABC's New Year's burnoff signaled the show was likely to be canceled.
burnoff by okl January 9, 2013
1). A burnoff happens when someone revs up a car motor while applying the brake, the engine at high revolutions per minute, and releasing the brake. The result is both wheels violently turn and often smoke as the heat from the tires literally burns the rubber off the tires. As the car travels down the road there is a tell tale set of blackish tire marks on the roadway in its wake.

2). A burnoff is found in someone's underwear and resembles the burning tire marks found on streets after races.
1). Dude! Did you see that burnoff?

2). Dude your gross. You better go check your shorts for a burnoff.

Stevens underwear has burnoffs in them! Ew!
burnoff by Skycop August 22, 2016
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He is high school liquid, he ate lunch with the nerds and hung out with the jocks after school.
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I hit a real purple patch.

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