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Adverb

off

  1. An adverbial particle used in many phrasal verbs, often mistakenly thought of as a preposition.

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Adjective

off

  1. Not operating, disabled
    All the lights are off.
  2. Rotten
    This milk is off!

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Preposition

off

  1. (informal) from
    I got it off the internet.
    This song is off their second album.

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Transitive verb

to off

  1. (slang) to murder
    He got in the way so I had him offed.

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The adjective "off" has five senses: The adverb "off" has three senses:

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