Definition of
Take off
- (verb, body) remove clothes
- (verb, change) take away or remove
- (verb, cognition) make a subtraction
- (verb, contact) prove fatal
- (verb, creation) mimic or imitate in an amusing or satirical manner
- (verb, motion) get started or set in motion, used figuratively
- (verb, motion) leave
- (verb, motion) depart from the ground
- (verb, social) take time off from work; stop working temporarily
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Synonyms of Take off
deduct, depart, get off the ground, lift off, part, set forth, set off, set out, start, start out, subtract, take time off
Alternate forms of Take off
Derivations: takeoff
Hyponyms: blaze, blaze out, carry back, declaw, dehorn, discase, disrobe, doff, lift off, peel, peel off, roar off, sally forth, sally out, slip off, strip, strip down, take off, uncase, uncloak, unclothe, undress
Hypernyms: break up, calculate, cipher, compute, copy, cut off, cypher, depart, discase, disrobe, disrupt, figure, get going, go, go away, go forth, imitate, interrupt, kill, leave, part, peel, reckon, remove, set forth, set off, set out, simulate, start, start out, strip, strip down, take, take away, take off, uncase, unclothe, undress, withdraw, work out
Words that sound like Take off
t-scope, take a bow, take a hop, take five, take shape, take up, take-up, takeoff, taxicab, tazicef, tcp, tcp/ip, teacup, teashop, theosophy, tick off, tisha b'ab, tisha b'av, tishah b'ab, tishah b'av, toecap, tog up, toss off, toss-up, tossup, touch off, touch up, toyshop, tuck shop
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