Uk English Meaning of getting off
getting off
Other Uk English words related to getting off
- cutting out
- departing
- getting
- going
- moving
- Pulling out
- Take-off
- bailing out
- to go crazy
- buzzing (off)
- clearing out
- Clearing out
- digging out
- exit
- Going out
- packing (up or off)
- peeling
- Pushing off
- Pushing
- Running along
- sally (forth)
- Pushing (forward)
- walking
- going for a walk
- walking out
- bail
- booking
- escaping
- evacuating
- fleeing
- flying
- parting
- quitting
- retiring
- retreating
- running away
- starting
- withdrawing
- buggering off
- going out
- going out
- hit the road
- piking (out or off)
- pulling up stakes
- Pulling up stakes
- setting out
- going out
- strike
- Go for a hike
- do a runner
- vamoosing
- Abandoning
- absconding
- Decamping
- deserting
- emigrating
- forsaking
- removing
- skipping
- vacating
- lighting
- scat
- scram
Nearest Words of getting off
- getting it on => Getting it on
- getting in => getting in
- getting going => getting going
- getting even (for) => getting back at (for)
- getting down (to) => getting down to
- getting down => getting down
- getting by => getting by
- getting back (at) => getting back (at)
- getting back => Getting back
- getting at => getting at, reaching
- getting off (on) => getting off (on)
- getting on => getting on
- getting on (to) => get on (to)
- getting on one's nerves => Get on someone's nerves
- getting one's goat => get one's goat
- getting out => going out
- getting round (to) => getting round to *(doing something)
- getting the better of => get the better of
- getting the hang of => Getting the hang of it
- getting through => Getting through
Definitions and Meaning of getting off in English
getting off
set out sense 2, to succeed in doing, making, or delivering, to experience great pleasure, to get high on a drug, to leave work with permission or as scheduled, to experience orgasm, to escape or help to escape punishment or harm, to avoid the most serious consequences of a dangerous situation or punishment, to secure the release of or procure a modified penalty for, to cause to get off, utter, start, leave, to write and send
FAQs About the word getting off
getting off
set out sense 2, to succeed in doing, making, or delivering, to experience great pleasure, to get high on a drug, to leave work with permission or as scheduled,
cutting out,departing,getting,going,moving,Pulling out,Take-off,bailing out,to go crazy,buzzing (off)
arriving,coming,remaining,Showing up,turning up,abiding,approaching,closing,dwelling,accommodation
getting it on => Getting it on, getting in => getting in, getting going => getting going, getting even (for) => getting back at (for), getting down (to) => getting down to,
