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What is taking off?
Reveal true self or reveal the truth.
This is mainly said when a revelation is discovered or when it's requested or demanded.
WOMAN: Everything is gonna be okay.
MAN: Please, take off the mask. Just let the road be rough for a while.
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"Take off the mask" is also an example of a Scooby Doo enemy when caught.
taking off - video
Taking off - what is it?
a girl that has slept with alot of dudes, basically a hoe
Man dont mess wit her she a Take Off
What does "taking off" mean?
an easy girl, ho. some one that will have sex with just about anyone
"Yeah boy, she a take off! She let me and my dawg beat last night!"
Taking off - what does it mean?
to initiate a fight. to throw the first punch.
if that bitch keeps talking shit you better take off on his ass.
Taking off - meaning
a Canadian phrase that was made popular in America with the 1982 winter hit "Take Off!" by Canadian comedians Bob and Doug MacKensey. Geddy Lee of Rush provides the actual singing between the "verses" that are pretty much spoken by the comedians. Bob and Doug would go on to more success with their Christmas hit, the movie "Strange Brew", and more.
Take off! To the Great White North. Take off!
Taking off - definition
a girl that is fast, loose, sexually active with whom ever she pleases, and will "takeoff" her clothes for any man.
originated in Jacksonville FL school system
"Ah man, I think I love dis girl."
"Whats her name, boy?"
"Alicia, dat girl from Kendall Court"
"Naw! Alicia, fat ass, dick lips? Me and my boys ran through her boy. Dat der you got is a damn take off"
Taking off - slang
To leave in a hurry without explanation.
To leave in a hurry rudely
To get the @#-@ out!
Sarcastic saying
A person says to you; hey how you doing... But they are not right with you.... You say, TAKE OFF!
Taking off
a Canadian phrase that was made popular in America with the 1982 winter hit "Take Off!" by comedians Bob and Doug MacKensey. Geddy Lee of Rush provides the actual singing between "verses" that are pretty much spoken by the comedians. Bob and Doug would go on to more success with their Christmas hit, the movie "Strange Brew", and more.
Take off! To the Great White North. Take off!
Taking off
An expression of disbelief, like "Get out of town!", although it can also be used as a Canadian variation of "Fuck off!"
"Take off, eh!"
Taking off
To brag about ones self for an extended amount of time, usually while others encourages in jest.
That guy just kept on talking about how good he could play ball; we just let him take off.