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Definition of throwed off
throwed off
adjective
- insane, eccentric, strange; "weird".
That guy over there mumbling to himself is throwed off!
- See more words with the same meaning: crazy, insane, weird, strange.
Last edited on Jan 12 2012. Submitted by J. from Plano, TX, USA on Jun 04 1997.
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Other terms relating to 'crazy, insane, weird, strange': | |
Definitions include: stupid or strange. | |
Definitions include: excellent; "cool". | |
Definitions include: Someone who doesn't know what they're talking about. | |
Definitions include: shortening of ridiculous | |
Definitions include: strange / stupid. | |
Definitions include: crazy, insane | |
Definitions include: crazy, i.e. strange, insane, or wild. | |
Definitions include: the condition of being similar to what one experiences while taking LSD; WEIRD. | |
Definitions include: paranoid, worried, crazy. | |
Definitions include: to go crazy. | |
Definitions include: strange, as if sedated or otherwise on drugs. | |
Definitions include: crazy or irrational. Also whacked out. | |
Definitions include: very crazy. | |
Definitions include: crazy, irrational, carried away. | |
Definitions include: "ridiculous". | |
Slang terms with the same root words
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Other terms relating to 'off': | |
Definitions include: what was previously expected to happen may not. | |
Definitions include: large buttocks. | |
Definitions include: to move away from. | |
Definitions include: to masturbate. | |
Definitions include: to get out of a prior obligation by asking. | |
Definitions include: to take on a situation one can't master. | |
Definitions include: to reprimand. | |
Definitions include: to ignore another person(s) in a rude manner. | |
Definitions include: to get rid of aggression or anger. | |
Definitions include: to do something to get rid of negative emotions. | |
Definitions include: to cheat on one's spouse. | |
Definitions include: to bore one. | |
Definitions include: to suggest ideas to another person to get feedback. | |
Definitions include: annoyed, very cross. | |
Definitions include: to end a relationship. | |
Other terms relating to 'throw': | |
Definitions include: sex with a person with a loose-fitting vagina. | |
Definitions include: to intentionally lose a competition, usually for money. | |
Definitions include: to help a person in a small way. | |
Definitions include: to give someone something unexpected. | |
Definitions include: to present an idea and test the reaction. | |
Definitions include: to throw a tantrum. | |
Definitions include: to fuck a woman with a loose vagina. | |
Definitions include: to introduce a complication. | |
Definitions include: to urinate. | |
Definitions include: to introduce a complication. | |
Definitions include: to "throw elbows", i.e. to fight. | |
Definitions include: to get in to a fight. | |
Definitions include: to fight. | |
Definitions include: to get really drunk, wasted. | |
Definitions include: to be confusing to one. | |
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