Definition off in American English

With only $150 in his pocket, he set off for New Mexico.

I'd never let an 11-year-old kid go off on his own.

If you don't need me any more, I'll be off.

I'm off to Vancouver next Tuesday.

Ask the driver to stop the bus so we can get off.

They didn't see each other till they got off the plane.

I couldn't wait to get off of the ship.

The wind blew a flowerpot off the balcony.

Hold on tight so you don't slip off.

I had to scrape the dirt off the walls.

I was so surprised I nearly fell off my chair.

She tried to push the dog off of her but it kept jumping up.

There was a sign saying "Keep off the grass."

They cut a branch off the tree.

Cindy was playing with the doll when its leg fell off.

The handle came off of the coffee pot again.

The lights were off in the big house.

I saw that all the machines were turned off.

We told the children to take off their wet clothes.

She kicked off her shoes and settled down on the sofa.

I'm considering taking quite a bit of time off work.

We're planning a trip to the zoo on my day off.

I took two weeks off in August.

She's off sick today.

We were told to stay off the subject of babies.

Sorry, but the meeting's off.

Tonight's game has been called off because of bad weather.

There's now 30% off all swimsuits.

Shares fell almost 10%, wiping $400 million off the company's value.

They agreed to take $5 off the price.

Let's see if we can get some money off my Dad.

I got your phone number off the members' list.

People were warned to stay off the streets.

Something about the way he talked was a little off.

This cream is slightly off.

This meat smells as if it's gone off.

Most modern cars run off lead-free gas.