| on the off chance |
with the very slight possibility; against the slight hope. |
| palm off |
to sell or get rid of by tricking someone. |
| pay off |
to finish payments on. |
| polish off |
(informal) to complete or get rid of. |
| put off |
to delay (some action) until a later time. |
| rattle off |
to list or recite quickly from memory. |
| reel off |
say quickly and easily. |
| right off |
at once; immediately. |
| right off the bat |
at once; immediately. |
| rip off |
(slang) to rob or steal. [2 definitions] |
| show off |
to do something to impress others or to attract favorable attention. [2 definitions] |
| show-off |
someone who tries to get attention from others. |
| shrug off |
to act as if something does not matter. [3 definitions] |
| shut off |
to stop the flow of. |
| swear off |
(informal) to decide or promise to give up. |
| take off |
to remove from a surface. [2 definitions] |
| walk off with |
to win or get easily. [2 definitions] |
| wear off |
to become less or disappear gradually. |
| well-off |
rich; having enough money to be comfortable. [2 definitions] |