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Pairing-off

Pairing-off, a practice which is said to have originated in the time of Cromwell, whereby two members of the House...

Rake-off, means a percentage or share taken, especially from an illegal transaction; an illegal bribe, payoff, or skimming of profits,...

Striking off the roll. Removing the names of a solicitor from the rolls of the Court, and thereby disentitling him...

A day when things go poorly as I guess this is one of my off days

not performing or available for duties at the given moment as an off duty policeman Oposite of on duty working...

Not connected of computers or computer peripherals normally connected or intended to be connected to other computers by a communications...

humorously vulgar mildly obscene risque as an off color joke

That which cuts off or shortens as a nearer passage or road

cooling-off period : a period of time (as after a sale or a call to strike) to allow further consideration...

palm off : to sell or attempt to sell (a product) by inducing buyers to believe that one's product is...