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1. Leave a vehicle, aircraft, etc.
    
2. Be relieved of one's duties temporarily
    
3. (law) cause to be acquitted; get off the hook; in a legal case
    
4. [informal] Escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action
   "She gets off with murder!";
   - get away, get by, get out, escape
    
5. [informal] Enjoy in a sexual way
   "He gets off on shoes"
    
6. (riding) alight from (a horse)
   - unhorse, dismount, light, get down, demount
    
7. Get out of quickly
   "The officer got off when he spotted an illegally parked car";
   - hop out
    
8. [informal] Get high, stoned, or drugged
   "He gets off every weekend";
   - trip, trip out, turn on [informal]
    
9. Deliver verbally
   "He got off the best line I've heard in a long time"
    
10. [Brit, informal] Have a sexual encounter with someone
    "she got off with him at the party";
    - hook up [informal], hook up with [informal], cop off [Brit, informal]

Derived forms: gets off, got off, getting off

Type of: avoid, bask, come down, descend, enjoy, exit, express, fall, get out, give tongue to, go down, go out, leave, love, relish, savor [US], savour [Brit, Cdn], sink, utter, verbalise [Brit], verbalize

Antonym: climb on, get on

Encyclopedia: Get off