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Exact Match:

get off

escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action; "She gets away with murder!"; "I couldn't get out from under these responsibilities"

cause to be acquitted; get off the hook; in a legal case; "The lawyer got him off, even though there was no doubt in everybody's mind that he killed his wife"

deliver verbally; "He got off the best line I've heard in a long time"

leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

enjoy in a sexual way; "He gets off on shoes"

be relieved of one's duties temporarily

Synonyms:

• achieve satisfaction,
• advance,
• alight,
• be getting along,
• be off,
• blow,
• break in,
• bring out,
• buzz off,
• climax,
• climb down,
• come,
• come away,
• commence,
• cop a plea,
• cop out,
• depart,
• dismount,
• ejaculate,
• embark,
• emit,
• escape without penalty,
• exit,
• gang along,
• get along,
• get away,
• get away with,
• get by,
• get down,
• get going,
• get in there,
• get off cheap,
• get off scot-free,
• get on,
• get out,
• get out of,
• get squared away,
• get under way,
• give forth,
• go,
• go along,
• go at liberty,
• go away,
• go forth,
• go free,
• go off,
• go on,
• go scot free,
• inaugurate,
• initiate,
• issue,
• issue forth,
• jump off,
• kick off,
• land,
• launch,
• leave,
• light,
• make a beginning,
• make a move,
• march off,
• mosey,
• move away,
• move off,
• move out,
• open,
• outset,
• outstart,
• perch,
• progress,
• pull out,
• put forth,
• put out,
• quit,
• reach orgasm,
• retire,
• sally,
• sally forth,
• sashay,
• sashay off,
• send forth,
• set a course,
• set forth,
• set forward,
• set off,
• set out,
• settle,
• stagger along,
• start,
• start off,
• start out,
• start up,
• strike out,
• take flight,
• take wing,
• toddle along,
• touch down,
• unhorse,
• up and go,
• warm up,
• win freedom,
• wing it,
• withdraw