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Definitions from the WebTerm: to get off Part of Speech: Verb Sense 1: Description: To depart from a mode of transportation or to be removed from it. Sample Sentence: He got off the bus at the next stop. Related Products: Bags Sense 2: Description: To disembark from a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle. Sample Sentence: The cyclist got off his bike to rest for a while. Related Products: Helmets Sense 3: Description: To achieve orgasm or sexual pleasure. Sample Sentence: They enjoyed an intimate moment together and both got off. Related Products: Bedroom Toys Sense 4: Description: To be acquitted or set free from legal charges or accusations. Sample Sentence: After a thorough investigation, the suspect got off due to lack of evidence. Related Products: Law Books, Courtroom Drama DVDs Part of Speech: Phrasal Verb Sense 1: Description: To leave or exit a place or situation. Sample Sentence: I can't wait to get off work and relax at home. Related Products: Desk Accessories Sense 2: Description: To remove or detach oneself from something. Sample Sentence: He needs to get off the phone and start working on his assignment. Related Products: Earphones, Phone Holders Sense 3: Description: To stop or discontinue an addictive or undesirable behavior. Sample Sentence: It's crucial for him to get off smoking before it causes further health problems. Related Products: Quit Smoking Aids | ||||
to forge the path to fortify to free to gain to gather to get hurt to get into to get into one s good favor to get off to get round this to get wand in a knot to give to give a credit to give unwillingly to give up or renounce throne to go to go against
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