Put off
When someone is kicked out of a gang
Tiny got his put off last night. He can't claim the hood
Put off
1)To procrastinate or delay.
2)To be made uneasy or become interested in a person, idea, event (etc).
2)To be made uneasy or become interested in a person, idea, event (etc).
1)I have a paper to write but it can be put off until tomorrow.
2)Johny: "So what happen with that girl?"
Steve Badson: "Well, I was gonna hook up but now I'm just put off because she said she had the HIV"
2)Johny: "So what happen with that girl?"
Steve Badson: "Well, I was gonna hook up but now I'm just put off because she said she had the HIV"
put off
Put off = postpone
When you know that you will not be able to do something, then you have to put it off.
When you know that you will not be able to do something, then you have to put it off.
John: Sorry, but I've just missed my flight and our meeting starts at 3pm.
Jane: Don't worry John, we can put off this meeting for tomorrow.
Jane: Don't worry John, we can put off this meeting for tomorrow.
putting you off
to not hang out or to lower in priority of things to do/people to meet or talk with.
Person A: Are we still on for the movies tomorrow?
Person B : I'm putting you off till tuesday because I have a doctors appointment
Person B : I'm putting you off till tuesday because I have a doctors appointment
off-putting
1. distressing, unsettling
2. annoying
3. repellent, disgusting
2. annoying
3. repellent, disgusting
He wore an off-putting hat with his tattered pants and stained shirt.
[off-putting]
an unpleasant sense
Nothing is more off-putting to a potential buyer than an apartment that's stale-smelling.
Aesthetically off putting
A kind way of telling someone that they're ugly
Bro, even with all that makeup that girl is still aesthetically off putting