Similar Words
disconnected
inactive
oaf
obey
of
soured
unsatisfactory
Misspelling
ff, of, offff, ooff, ophph

Off — synonyms, off antonyms, definition

1. off (o)

19 synonyms
afar aloof apart at a distance at arm's length away back backward beyond disappearing distant hence over rearward removed removing thence to the rear vanishing

2. off (a)

29 synonyms
afar ahead behind confused crazy distant erring faint far gone in error insane negligent negligible not on duty odd on vacation outside peculiar queer • • •

3. off (Adjective)

4 synonyms
canceled cancelled sour turned
1 antonym
on
5 definitions

off (Adjective) — Not in operation or operational. ex. "the oven is off" ex. "the lights are off"

off (Adjective) — Below a satisfactory level. ex. "an off year for tennis" ex. "his performance was off"

off (Adjective) — (of events) no longer planned or scheduled. ex. "the wedding is definitely off"

off (Adjective) — In an unpalatable state. ex. "off milk"

off (Adjective) — Not performing or scheduled for duties. ex. "He's off every Tuesday"

4. off (Verb)

7 synonyms
bump off dispatch hit murder polish off remove slay
1 definition

off (Verb) — Kill intentionally and with premeditation.

1 type of
kill
2 types
burke execute

5. off (Adverb)

1 synonym
forth
3 definitions

off (Adverb) — From a particular thing, place or position. ex. "went off to school" ex. "they drove off"

off (Adverb) — At a distance in space or time. ex. "the boat was 5 miles off" ex. "the party is still 2 weeks off"

off (Adverb) — No longer on or in contact or attached. ex. "clean off the dirt" ex. "he shaved off his moustache"