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I want to ask about slang language? #1 (permalink) Sun Apr 20, 2008 18:50 pm   I want to ask about slang language?
 

Hi guys, i'm sorry about asking this question. what does
"xyz off" mean exactly.
and when it is used ?

cuz i hear it a lot in movies and i can't understand its exact meaning.

again i'm sorry
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I want to ask about slang language? #2 (permalink) Sun Apr 20, 2008 18:58 pm   I want to ask about slang language?
 

Hi salmans124

Apparently the expression you're asking about includes a word that is automatically censored by the forum software.

Does the expression you're asking about begin with the letter F by any chance? Laughing
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I want to ask about slang language? #3 (permalink) Mon Apr 21, 2008 20:31 pm   I want to ask about slang language?
 

hi yankee

yes exaclty it is the F-word + off

what does that mean ?
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I want to ask about slang language? #4 (permalink) Mon Apr 21, 2008 20:59 pm   I want to ask about slang language?
 

In other words, 'clear off' Laughing
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I want to ask about slang language? #5 (permalink) Tue Apr 22, 2008 4:30 am   I want to ask about slang language?
 

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When that expression is used as a command, it is definition 11b here.
It is usually said with annoyance, anger or impatience. It is never polite.
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