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[Verb] | "get off"

1: to avoid the most serious consequences of a dangerous situation or punishment

2: start, leave

3: to leave work with permission or as scheduled

Origin: 1601 ;

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[Noun] | "schneid" | \ ˈshnīd \

1: a losing streak (as in sports) —usually used in the phrases on the schneid and off the schneid

Origin: 1960 ;

Earlier, "failure to score a point (in gin rummy)," short for schneider in same sense, earlier, as adjective, "having scored 30 or fewer points (in skat)," borrowed from German Schneider, literally, "tailor," in the idioms aus dem Schneider sein "to have scored more than 30 points (in skat)," literally, "to be out of the tailor," (im) Schneider sein, Schneider werden "to score less than 30 points," literally, "to be/become (a) tailor / be in the tailor"; Schneider going back to Middle High German snīdære, derivative (with -ære, agent suffix, going back to Old High German -āri {see: |-er:2|-er:2}) of snīden "to cut," going back to Old High German snīdan, going back to Germanic *snīþan- (whence Old English snīðan "to cut," Old Saxon snīthan, Old Norse sníða, Gothic sneiþan), of uncertain origin;

* Note : The German card-playing idioms aus dem Schneider sein, im Schneider sein, etc., presumably allude to stereotypes of the tailor as poor, miserable, timid, or the like, as reflected in such expressions as (armer) Schneider "poor wretch" (literally, "poor tailor"), er ist ein Schneider "he looks like death warmed-over" (literally, "he is a tailor"), frieren wie ein Schneider "be cold to the bone" (literally, "freeze like a tailor").;

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[Idiom] | "a slow start"

1: lack of success at first

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[Noun phrase] | "the brush-off"

1: rude treatment or behavior by someone who is not interested at all in what another person wants or asks for

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[Verb] | "got off"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... told him to get off for home before it got dark "

2: to take the first step in (a process or course of action);

* e.g., " ... breakfast helps you get off to a good start in the morning "

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[Verb] | "get off"

1: to leave a place often for another;

* e.g., " ... told him to get off for home before it got dark "

Antonyms :
arrive,
come,
show up,
turn up

2: to take the first step in (a process or course of action);

* e.g., " ... breakfast helps you get off to a good start in the morning "

Antonyms :
conclude,
end,
finish,
terminate

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[Verb] | "get off (on)"

1: to take pleasure in;

* e.g., " ... he really gets off on being the person in charge of everyone else "

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