Thursday, 29 April 2010

off

off (as) easy as falling off a log
off (as) easy as rolling off a log
off back off (from someone or something)
off beat the pants off someone
off beg off (on something)
off be off
off better off (doing something)

off better off (if one were somewhere else)
off better off (if something were done)
off better off (somewhere)
off bite off more than one can chew
off bite someone’s head off
off blast off
off blow off steam
off blow someone or something off
off blow the lid off (something)
off break off (with someone)
off bring something off
off bump someone off
off buy someone off
off call someone or something off
off call the dogs off
off carry something off
off catch one off one’s guard
off catch someone off balance
off catch someone off guard
off charm the pants off (of) someone
off cheesed off
off choke something off
off come off
off cool off
off cool someone off
off cut off
off cut someone off without a penny
off dash something off
off drop off (to sleep)
off ease off (on someone or something)
off easy as falling off a log
off easy as rolling off a log
off fall off
off first off
off fly off the handle
off fob something off (on someone)
off foist something (off) on someone
off get a big send-off
off get a load off one’s feet
off get a load off one’s mind
off get off
off get (someone) off the hook
off get something off one’s chest
off get something off (the ground)
off get the brush-off
off get the day off
off get time off
off give someone a big send-off
off give someone the brush-off
off give someone the shirt off one’s back
off go off
off goof off
off Hands off!
off head someone or something off
off hit it off (with someone)
off jumping-off place
off jumping-off point
off jump off the deep end
off keep off (something)
off keep one’s hands off (someone or something)
off kick off
off kick something off
off knock it off
off knock off work
off knock one off one’s feet
off knock someone’s block off
off knock someone off
off knock something off
off laugh something off
off lay off (someone or something)
off lay someone off
off lead off
off let off steam
off let someone or something off
off let someone off easy
off let someone off (the hook)
off like water off a duck’s back
off live high off the hog
off live off the fat of the land
off make off with someone or something
off nod off
off no skin off someone’s nose
off no skin off someone’s teeth
off off again, on again
off off and on
off off and running
off off base
off off campus
off off-center
off off chance
off off-color
off off duty
off off like a shot
off off limits
off off one’s nut
off off one’s rocker
off off one’s trolley
off off season
off off someone or something goes
off off the air
off off the (beaten) track
off off-the-cuff
off off the mark
off off the record
off off the subject
off off the top of one’s head
off off the track
off off-the-wall
off off to a running start
off off to one side
off on again, off again
off on and off
off on the off-chance
off palm something off (on someone)
off pay someone or something off
off pick someone or something off
off play someone off against someone else
off polish something off
off pop off
off pull something off
off push off
off put off by someone or something
off put someone or something off
off put someone off

off put something off
off rake something off
off rattle something off
off reel something off
off ride off in all directions
off right off the bat
off rip someone or something off
off round something off
off rub off (on someone)
off run around like a chicken with its head cut off
off run off at the mouth
off run off with someone or something
off sell something off
off send someone off
off set someone or something off
off shake someone or something off
off shake something off
off shoot one’s mouth off
off show off
off show someone or something off
off shuffle off this mortal coil
off slack off
off sleep something off
off slip off
off so clean you could eat off the floor
off sound off (about something)
off speak off the cuff
off spin something off
off spout off (about someone or something)
off square off (for something)
off stall someone or something off
off start off on the wrong foot
off start (off) with a clean slate
off stop off (somewhere)
off sweep one off one’s feet
off take a load off one’s feet
off Take a long walk off a short pier.
off take off
off take the day off
off take the edge off (something)
off take time off
off take up where one left off
off talk someone’s ear off
off talk someone’s head off
off taper off (doing something)
off tear off
off tee someone off
off tell someone off
off tell someone where to get off
off throw someone or something off
off throw someone off the track
off throw someone off the trail
off time off
off tip someone off
off top something off
off toss something off
off touch someone or something off
off turn someone off
off walk off with something
off wear off
off well-off
off wipe something off
off wish something off on someone
off work something off
off write someone or something off
off You scared the pants off (of) me.
off a chip off the old block
off a far-off look
offense take offense (at someone or something)
office do a land-office business
office drive someone out (of office)
office force someone out (of office)
office take office
offing in the offing
often more often than not
oil burn the midnight oil
oil oil someone’s palm
oil pour oil on troubled water(s)
ointment a fly in the ointment
old (as) comfortable as an old shoe
old (as) common as an old shoe
old (as) old as the hills
old (as) tough as an old boot
old comfortable as an old shoe
old common as an old shoe
old dirty old man
old from the old school
Old full of Old Nick
old get the (old) heave-ho
old give someone or something the (old) heave-ho
old of the old school
old old as the hills
old old enough to be someone’s father
old old enough to be someone’s mother
Old Old habits die hard.
old old hat
old one’s old stamping ground
old tough as an old boot
old You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.
old an old hand at doing something
old a chip off the old block
old a ripe old age
old the good old days
old the same old story
olive hold out the olive branch
omega alpha and omega

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