Used to exaggerate an action further, usually following like a fox, but appearing before with a hose. May or may not be said by one involved in the conversation.
by babaloulou May 22, 2004
Variation of the phrase 'Off The Chain', meaning of excellence or best quality. Originated in Sports City Cafe in Mesquite, TX by DJ BammBamm in 2003.
That party was off the chain!
by DJRio January 8, 2004
by anuspies June 12, 2017
To redirect a conversation in an unexpected direction, with unfortunate consequences; similar to "pulling a clavin"
Person A: Speaking of parents, how's your mother?
Person B: She died yesterday.
Person A: Oh, my ... I didn't mean to segue off a cliff.
Person B: She died yesterday.
Person A: Oh, my ... I didn't mean to segue off a cliff.
by CannonOwner September 28, 2010
A phrase or an insult meaning one of three things. One being to actually pee off a cliff, two, being to make a cliff mad, or formally to piss off, but off a cliff.
Nik: Piss off a cliff.
Andrew: What should i say to piss it off?
Christian: Why would i piss off a cliff when i can piss in a bush?
Nik: No piss off. Jump off a cliff.
Andrew: What should i say to piss it off?
Christian: Why would i piss off a cliff when i can piss in a bush?
Nik: No piss off. Jump off a cliff.
by Dig_Life August 24, 2011
A saying that you use if you are angry, annoyed, bothered, or they do anything to you, meaning go away, I don't like you right now
by Evellia April 4, 2016
by anuspies June 12, 2017
