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Go off

Go off Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Go off? [v] burst inward; "The bottle imploded" [v] be discharged or activated; "the explosive devices went off" [v] happen in a particular manner; "how did your talk go over?" [v] go off or discharge; "The gun fired" [v] stop running, functioning, or operating, as of power [v] run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along Synonyms \| Synonyms for Go off: abscond \| absquatulate \| bolt \| come off \| decamp \| discharge \| fire \| go over \| implode \| run off Related Terms \| Find terms related to Go off: aberrate \| avert \| backfire \| bang \| bark \| be blooded \| be found \| be getting along \| be met with \| be realized \| be successful \| bear off \| befall \| betide \| blast \| blow \| blow out \| blow up \| burst \| bust \| buzz off \| catch on \| click \| come \| come about \| come away \| come down \| come off \| come to pass \| come true \| connect \| crack \| decline \| depart \| deploy \| detonate \| die \| discharge \| divaricate \| diverge \| divide \| draw aside \| ease off \| ebb \| edge off \| eventuate \| exit \| explode \| fade \| fail \| fall \| fall away \| fall off \| fan out \| farewell \| fire \| fly off \| fulminate \| gang along \| gee \| get along \| get away \| get off \| get on \| get under way \| glance \| glance off \| go \| go along \| go away \| go down \| go downhill \| go great guns \| go on \| go over \| go over big \| go to town \| graduate \| hap \| happen \| haw \| head off \| hit a slump \| hit rock bottom \| hit the skids \| jib \| lapse \| leave \| let off \| make a hit \| make way for \| march off \| meet with success \| mosey \| move aside \| move away \| move off \| move out \| mushroom \| occur \| outspread \| pass \| pass off \| pop \| prevail \| prosper \| pull out \| qualify \| reach the depths \| run down \| sashay \| sashay off \| separate \| set off \| sheer off \| shoot \| shove aside \| shunt \| shy \| shy off \| side \| sidestep \| sidetrack \| sidle \| sink \| slide \| slip \| slump \| splay \| spread \| stagger along \| steer clear of \| step aside \| subside \| succeed \| switch \| take \| take flight \| take place \| take wing \| toddle along \| touch bottom \| touch off \| transpire \| turn aside \| turn away \| turn back \| up and go \| veer off \| wane \| wing it \| work well \| work wonders See Also \| break \| cave in \| collapse \| come about \| explode \| fall in \| flee \| fly \| founder \| give \| give way \| go on \| halt \| hap \| happen \| levant \| occur \| pass \| pass off \| stop \| take flight \| take place

Go off Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Go off?

[v] burst inward; "The bottle imploded"
[v] be discharged or activated; "the explosive devices went off"
[v] happen in a particular manner; "how did your talk go over?"
[v] go off or discharge; "The gun fired"
[v] stop running, functioning, or operating, as of power
[v] run away; usually includes taking something or somebody along

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