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better off
in a happier or improved condition or situation.
call off
to decide not to do or have; cancel.
carry off
to do with success. [2 definitions]
chip off the old block
someone who is very much like one of his or her parents.
cool off
(informal) to become calmer or less upset.
doze off
to fall into a light sleep.
drop off
to fall asleep.
first off
at once; immediately.
fly off the handle
to become very angry; lose one's temper (an informal use).
head off
to stop or interfere with the progress of; intercept.
leave off
to stop or cease.
let off
to release from punishment or something unpleasant; excuse.
off base
wrong; mistaken
off guard
not ready; careless.
off the air
not broadcast on radio or television.
off the beaten path
in a place that is hard to reach or not visited often.
off the beaten track
in a place difficult to reach or not often visited.
off the cuff
(informal) done without planning or thinking ahead.
off the track
not related to the point or issue.
off-road
of a type of vehicle used away from streets and highways.
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