Word "OFF" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
kill intentionally and with premeditation
Synonyms:
bump off, dispatch, hit, murder, polish off, remove, slay

Part of Speech:
Adverb
Definition:
from a particular thing or place or position (`forth' is obsolete)
Synonyms:
away, forth
Examples:
went off to school
they drove off

Part of Speech:
Adjective
Definition:
(of events) no longer planned or scheduled
Synonyms:
cancelled
Examples:
the wedding is definitely off

Crossword Clues for OFF

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Clue Source Date
Easy-___ oven cleaner
Taking a vacation day LA Times Mini 06 Jul 2025
Switch option Wall Street Journal 05 Jul 2025
Opposite of on Commuter 03 Jul 2025
On and ___ (words on a switch)
Away from work today Newsday 02 Jul 2025
On and ___ (light switch setting)
Out of connection (3) Puzzler 30 Jun 2025
Not on: the power is -
*When your head jerks while you doze ___, it's an indication that it's time to sleep!
"Noises ___" (Michael Frayn farce)
Start of a basketball game, tip ... (3)
One of two positions?
One of two popular positions? Family Time 15 Jun 2025
Opposite of "on"
Cancelled for being rotten?
Switch position Family Time 09 Jun 2025
Amiss The circled letters reveal the crossword puzzle's theme
"Fresh ___ the Boat" TV 08 Jun 2025
On vacation LA Times Daily 06 Jun 2025
Amiss Newsday 06 Jun 2025
"Fresh _ _ _ the Boat" TV 01 Jun 2025
Awry New York Times 01 Jun 2025
Amiss Universal 28 May 2025
"Fresh ___ the Boat," sitcom about a Taiwanese family
In cricket, a bowled ball that spins from off to leg on pitching (3,5)
Not on, as a light switch
On holiday The Telegraph Quick 11 May 2025
Cancelled Mirror Quick 10 May 2025
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 09 May 2025
Switch setting Thomas Joseph 05 May 2025
Word with "spring" or "season"
It's not on (3)
Past its best-before date, maybe
Type of bite indicator - fall asleep? (4,3)
Light switch position
Cancelled The Times Sunday Concise 27 Apr 2025
Rotten part of climbing scaffold The Times Cryptic 24 Apr 2025
Shut down because it smells a bit (3)
Away The Telegraph Quick 17 Apr 2025
Not activated
Screen or limits
Cancelled: called -
On and ___ (light switch setting)
Lacking freshness from afar (3)
Rotten The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 30 Mar 2025
Flick the switch: turn the power -
Unavailable, sold out
Cancel: call - the meeting
Intermittent: - and on
Not at work, say
Murder is not on
Hot ___ the press
___-limits (inaccessible)
Away in the south of France (3)
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 12 Mar 2025
Cancelled Mirror Quick 12 Mar 2025
Rotten The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Mar 2025
On and ___ (words on a switch)
Less than perfect Newsday 28 Feb 2025
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
Rotten, bad (3)
Cancelled Mirror Quick 22 Feb 2025
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 22 Feb 2025
Set It ___, 1997 heist movie (3)
Go ___, become rotten Puzzler Backwords 21 Feb 2025
Not currently working
"Let's Call the Whole Thing -"
See 29-Across New York Times 20 Feb 2025
Not working today Newsday 17 Feb 2025
Not up to par Newsday 13 Feb 2025
Switch position
The coffee was a bit stale (3)
__-kilter
Word that follows bake is not on! (3)
Show that features Cherish Finden: Bake :The Professionals (3)
Discharged, but not penalised (3,3)
Not quite right Wall Street Journal 28 Jan 2025
Rotten The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 28 Jan 2025
Switch setting in which the light is not "on"
At a distance from the wheel of fortune (3)
Powered down switch position
Not taking place, cancelled (3)
Not working Wall Street Journal 09 Jan 2025
Rotten, turned (3)
Light-switch word
No longer operative Puzzler Backwords 05 Jan 2025
King of Mercia, mostly bad
Rotten, stale The Times Concise 03 Jan 2025
Start on holiday The Times Quick Cryptic 03 Jan 2025
Switch ___ from technology this next year
Out of sorts LA Times Daily 28 Dec 2024
Not on
Fly - the handle
On and ___
Like weird vibes LA Times Daily 23 Dec 2024
Opposite of "on"
Command to a jumpy puppy USA Today 14 Dec 2024
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
...away when not well
On and ___ (light switch setting)
Rancid (food)
Away from work today Newsday 02 Dec 2024
"Fresh ___ the Boat" (TV series starring Constance Wu)
Cancelled, abandoned Puzzler Backwords 28 Nov 2024
Not on Commuter 21 Nov 2024
See 29 Down The Guardian Cryptic 14 Nov 2024
Deactivated Commuter 14 Nov 2024
"The Great British Bake ___" (TV baking competition)
Away to one side of the field (3)
*Fall Humor* How do you surprise a pumpkin? "You catch them ___-gourd!"
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 30 Oct 2024
Cancelled Mirror Quick 30 Oct 2024
No longer operative Puzzler Backwords 29 Oct 2024
Not working: day -
Inadequate cricket side (3)
Light switch position
Not quite right New York Times 10 Oct 2024
Upper-class sort going topless is not on The Times Sunday Cryptic 06 Oct 2024
Cancelled, abandoned (3) The Sun Mini 01 Oct 2024
On or ___ (light switch setting)
Compensated for being removed from the film studios? (3,3)
One is no longer favouring this side of the field (3)
Away; not on?
Ordinary pair of fellows on holiday (3)
How phones should be in a movie theater, ideally New York Times Mini 16 Sep 2024
In vacay mode, say
If it's no longer being served, one will be going (3)
Rotten; in poor taste The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 10 Sep 2024
Coffee somewhat stale (3) Puzzler Cryptic 04 Sep 2024
(and 14 Across) Workplace where skates are useless (6)
Switch position
Unfriendly, aloof (3) Puzzler 19 Aug 2024
Amiss LA Times Daily 19 Aug 2024
Put ___ (postpone)
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Put ___ (postpone)
Cancelled offer without trace of hesitation (3)
Not switched on (3)
___-limits (restricted)
___-limits (inaccessible)
You swept me ___ my feet!
Shake It ____, Taylor Swift song The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 07 Jul 2024
Leaving when stale (3)
Deactivated Commuter 28 Jun 2024
Not at work today New York Times Mini 27 Jun 2024
"Ferris Bueller's Day -"
Not working today Wall Street Journal 25 Jun 2024
Away from the office today Newsday 25 Jun 2024
Not working Commuter 22 Jun 2024
Cancelled (3) Puzzler 22 Jun 2024
Clocked out LA Times Daily 21 Jun 2024
A little bit "not quite right" New York Times Mini 21 Jun 2024
Not working this week, say
*When your head jerks while you doze ___, it's an indication that it's time to sleep!
Out of tune but nothing very loud (3)
Out of operation
___-limits
Go ___, become rotten Puzzler Backwords 13 Jun 2024
Away on the right side (3)
Switch position that isn't "on"
Not quite right Newsday 02 Jun 2024
___ the hook (no longer in trouble)
Away from Mirror Classic 24 May 2024
Amiss somehow
Part of the roof finally removed (3)
Light switch position
John Travolta and Nicolas Cage action film from 1997, Face/___ (3)
Not working? That's bad (3)
Not on USA Today 13 May 2024
... %26 on
Not on, as a light switch
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Away from a place or position; not on (3)
Wide of the mark Newsday 03 May 2024
Not far at sea from being sick (3)
Powerless? That's bad (3)
Light switch position
Start of a horse race The Sun Mini 28 Apr 2024
A bit wrong
"Knock your socks -!"
Switch setting that makes the room go dark
Is not drinking, say, as it's no longer being served (3)
Cancelled not happening
Away from work
Bad, rotten (3)
No longer available to get away (3)
Switched ___ (powered down)
Mouldy, overripe (3)
Not running Thomas Joseph 02 Apr 2024
Cancelled; absent
Not on: turn - the lights
Switch position that is not "on"
Broadway opener? Eugene Sheffer 23 Mar 2024
Not on: turn ___ the lights
Not at work, say
Powerless and in bad taste (3)
___-limits (inaccessible)
On vacation Universal 13 Mar 2024
Ring very loudly in departing
Away to one side it's no longer fresh (3)
___ target (wide of the mark)
"Get ___ my lawn!" USA Today 27 Feb 2024
One side of the field has turned like milk (3)
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
Like the lights in a dark room
"All bets are ___!" New York Times Mini 23 Feb 2024
Bad to be in the coffee break (3)
Powerless position?
"Ferris Bueller's Day _" -- 1986 film (3)
Word after "face" or "bake" Universal 12 Feb 2024
Amiss LA Times Daily 12 Feb 2024
"Fresh ___ the Boat" TV 11 Feb 2024
Bad, but shortly to be powerless (3)
Disconcerted enough to arrange a postponement (3,3)
Brassed ___, 1996 film about a colliery band (3)
___ and on
Rotten Mirror Quick 03 Feb 2024
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 03 Feb 2024
On/ ___ (light switch setting)
Taking a vacation day Newsday 31 Jan 2024
Is on one's way, as it's no longer available (3)
At a distance Puzzler Backwords 30 Jan 2024
Light switch position
Inaccurate Premier Sunday 28 Jan 2024
Switch setting in which the light is not "on"
Below par Mirror Tea Time 26 Jan 2024
Not quite right USA Today 25 Jan 2024
Temporarily unavailable (3) Puzzler 19 Jan 2024
Powered down switch position
And they're ___!
Face/___, Nicholas Cage film (3)
Commit foul - dismissed before full time (6)
Commit foul — dismissed before full time The Guardian Cryptic 01 Jan 2024
Switch ___ from technology this next year
Powerless?
No longer fresh cricket side (3)
Taking a vacation day, say
Not quite right USA Today 27 Dec 2023
On and ___
Taking a vacation day Newsday 25 Dec 2023
Not quite right New York Times Mini 24 Dec 2023
___ with her head!
Askew USA Today 22 Dec 2023
Switch position that's not "on"
Rotten Mirror Quick 20 Dec 2023
Leaving during coffee Mirror Cryptic 20 Dec 2023
Cancel, call it ...
Not quite right Newsday 17 Dec 2023
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Noises ___, Michael Frayn play Puzzler Backwords 13 Dec 2023
Gone away
Not plugged in, say
Not working today New York Times 21 Nov 2023
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Vacationing, say
K) On? No Family Time 12 Nov 2023
Rotten The Telegraph Quick 09 Nov 2023
On/___ switch Universal 08 Nov 2023
Taking a personal day, say LA Times Daily 08 Nov 2023
Askew LA Times Daily 03 Nov 2023
Not running Wall Street Journal 01 Nov 2023
Amiss USA Today 28 Oct 2023
Depending on the situation, this word can mean both, "activate" and "deactivate"
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Not on USA Today 15 Oct 2023
Switch position
Switch setting Thomas Joseph 13 Oct 2023
"Get ___ your phone!" (parent's order, perhaps)
"...and they're ___!" (race commentator's words)
Light setting Family Time 01 Oct 2023
Cancelled The Times Concise 24 Sep 2023
Light switch option Family Time 10 Sep 2023
Away from work Newsday 04 Sep 2023
Powered down
Not quite right Newsday 27 Aug 2023
When the switch is not on
Light switch setting
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Light switch position
___-roading (driving on unusual surfaces)
___ the record (request from an interviewee, perhaps)
Not plugged in, say
Powered down
Not working this week, say
___ the record (confidential)
Not quite right LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2023
On vacation Universal 08 Jun 2023
Not at work, say
"A chip ___ the old block"
"Take some time ___" (take a break)
Not scheduled to work USA Today 09 May 2023
___-limits (inaccessible)
Powered down Universal 05 May 2023
___ the hook (no longer in trouble)
Away from work LA Times Daily 18 Apr 2023
Not at work today Universal 13 Apr 2023
Light switch position
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
'And they're ___!' USA Today 01 Apr 2023
Light switch position
Go ___ the grid (completely disconnect)
On and ___ (occassionally)
Aptly named repellent Newsday 18 Mar 2023
Switch position
Light switch position
Not right USA Today 16 Feb 2023
Not quite right LA Times Daily 14 Feb 2023
'Down!' New York Times 10 Feb 2023
Put something ___ (postpone)
Switch setting Thomas Joseph 07 Feb 2023
Slightly amiss Premier Sunday 22 Jan 2023
Switched ___ (powered down)
"___ limits" (inaccessible)
Not receiving power Universal 04 Jan 2023
On and ___
Go ___ the grid
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___," 1986 teen comedy film directed by John Hughes starring Matthew Broderick
Racetrack announcer's adjective Newsday 03 Dec 2022
Not working Newsday 18 Nov 2022
On vacation USA Today 12 Nov 2022
Light switch position
Switch position
Caught ___ guard (surprised)
Switch position Wall Street Journal 24 Sep 2022
Not on, as a switch
Not running; away The Times Concise 10 Sep 2022
Power ___ (shut down)
Not on The Times Concise 01 Sep 2022
On's opposite Premier Sunday 28 Aug 2022
Switch position LA Times Daily 25 Aug 2022
Not working today USA Today 21 Aug 2022
Not on The Guardian Quick 04 Aug 2022
"Get ___ your phone!" (parent's cry to a teen, perhaps)
Switch position
Like sour milk LA Times Daily 02 Aug 2022
__-CENTER (title of the puzzle) Newsday 29 Jul 2022
Not powered on USA Today 29 Jul 2022
Like bad vibes Universal 19 Jul 2022
Away The Times Concise 17 Jul 2022
Not on USA Today 16 Jul 2022
Having a bad day LA Times Daily 30 Jun 2022
Awry Universal 25 Jun 2022
Not working this week, say
On-___ switch Universal 09 Jun 2022
Light switch position
Sour, turned Irish Times Simplex 19 May 2022
"Blow ___ steam" (get rid of pent-up energy)
Switch position USA Today 10 May 2022
Slightly amiss Universal 07 May 2022
Switch position
Not quite right Universal 29 Apr 2022
Unfair; starting a journey The Times Concise 20 Apr 2022
Opposite of "on"
Not having to work today Family Time 11 Apr 2022
Switch position? Family Time 10 Apr 2022
Amiss Wall Street Journal 05 Apr 2022
Switch position Family Time 04 Apr 2022
Light switch position Universal 30 Mar 2022
Rich person giving away capital? That’s not on The Times Cryptic 28 Mar 2022
Not at work, say
Switch position New York Times 03 Mar 2022
"Knock it ___!"
Not quite on the mark
___-limits (inaccessible)
"The wedding is ___!" ("It's over :(")
Wide of the mark USA Today 01 Feb 2022
Light switch position Wall Street Journal 31 Jan 2022
Light switch position
Aptly named bug spray with an exclamation point LA Times Daily 27 Dec 2021
On vacation Universal 25 Dec 2021
___ the hook (no longer in trouble)
"We're __ to See the Wizard" LA Times Daily 29 Nov 2021
On and ___
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
On vacation
___-limits USA Today 08 Oct 2021
One of two switch positions Universal 04 Oct 2021
On and ___ switch
In vacay mode
___ the beaten track (unusual route)
Right ___ the bat (straight away)
High (food) The Telegraph Quick 08 Sep 2021
Not operating The Telegraph Quick 03 Sep 2021
Toggle option New York Times 18 Aug 2021
"A chip ___ the old block"
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Not quite oneself Newsday 30 Jul 2021
Opposite of on USA Today 22 Jul 2021
Not on Eugene Sheffer 06 Jul 2021
Not working Newsday 25 Jun 2021
Chip ___ the old block The Washington Post Sunday 30 May 2021
"His performance was ___ the charts" (unbelievable)
Rotten The Telegraph Quick 11 May 2021
Postpone, with "put"
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
Part of OTB Premier Sunday 25 Apr 2021
Opposite of "on," as a light bulb
'The Great British Bake ___' The Washington Post Sunday 18 Apr 2021
Light switch position Family Time 12 Apr 2021
Not quite right The Washington Post Sunday 14 Mar 2021
Old couple of females getting away
Old couple of females getting away The Times Cryptic 12 Mar 2021
Wide of the mark Wall Street Journal 11 Mar 2021
Not on Eugene Sheffer 10 Mar 2021
Not quite right USA Today 08 Mar 2021
__ on a tangent (digressing) Newsday 02 Mar 2021
Sharp or flat, say New York Times 03 Feb 2021
'The Great British Bake ___' USA Today 29 Jan 2021
On and ___ (light switch setting)
Sour, turned Irish Times Simplex 18 Jan 2021
Canceled New York Times 02 Jan 2021
Go ___ the grid
Light switch position
On vacation
Taking vacation days Universal 15 Dec 2020
Not running Thomas Joseph 12 Dec 2020
Switch position
Old female repeatedly absent
Not performing well Universal 23 Nov 2020
Switch setting
Switch position round with two females The Sun Two Speed 13 Nov 2020
Gone bad The Sun Two Speed 13 Nov 2020
Right ___ the bat
Rotten placement? That's discouraging
Switch position
___ the record (unofficial)
Not quite oneself Newsday 30 Aug 2020
Switch position other than "on"
Broadway opening? Universal 08 Aug 2020
Not powered up USA Today 06 Aug 2020
Rotten cricket side
Position with no power? Universal 04 Aug 2020
When the switch is not on
Old pair of females absent
Having a bad day, perhaps USA Today 23 Jun 2020
Not on the mark USA Today 21 Jun 2020
___ the beaten path The Washington Post Sunday 21 Jun 2020
Taking a personal day, say USA Today 19 Jun 2020
Not quite right Newsday 18 Jun 2020
"You should take the day ___" (go on leave)
Powered down
Switch position USA Today 28 May 2020
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
U-turn from on Family Time 24 May 2020
"___ you go" (ask one to leave)
Something's ___ (not quite right)
Away from France
When the switch is not "on"
Not on USA Today 13 Apr 2020
___-limits (inaccessible)
When the switch is not on
When the switch is not "on"
Amiss Universal 24 Feb 2020
___-limits (forbidden)
Opposite of "on"
Not on
This is just not on!
Inactive, as a light Family Time 10 Feb 2020
Banned old exotic film qualifies to be shown outside
Away side at Old Trafford
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Light switch position
Opposite of "on"
Light switch position USA Today 21 Dec 2019
On vacation New York Times 17 Dec 2019
On vacation
When the switch is not on
Down, usually, on a light switch
Rotten The Times Concise 20 Oct 2019
High? Not at work!
Slightly awry Newsday 09 Oct 2019
Enjoying a vacation Wall Street Journal 07 Oct 2019
Cricket side jeer, opening pair having been dismissed
Take ___ (flee)
___ the beaten path (secluded)
Cancelled The Times Concise 08 Sep 2019
Wide of the mark Universal 03 Sep 2019
On and ___ (light switch setting)
Not working today New York Times 01 Sep 2019
Disconcerting to be away at golf practice?
Not quite on
Temporarily not on the menu Irish Times Simplex 10 Aug 2019
___ the record (unofficial)
Home for the holidays, say The Washington Post 01 Aug 2019
Home for the holidays, say LA Times Daily 01 Aug 2019
See 2-Down Premier Sunday 21 Jul 2019
___-limits (forbidden)
Position when the switch is not "on"
Unconventional, like a newly escaped convict?
Taking a personal day USA Today 06 Jul 2019
Not working New York Times 02 Jul 2019
Missing the mark USA Today 24 Jun 2019
One of the positions on a switch
Not quite right Universal 14 Jun 2019
___ the hook (no longer in trouble)
Not right LA Times Daily 11 May 2019
Not right The Washington Post 11 May 2019
"This is a one-___ situation." (will not happen again)
Opposite of on, also a switch setting
Away The Times Concise 31 Mar 2019
When the power is not on, say
On a vacation, say
Insect repellent brand USA Today 15 Mar 2019
Postpone, with "put"
___ the beaten track (unusual route)
"Her performance was ___ the charts" (beyond expectations)
On and ___ (light switch settings)
Prefix with "side" to mean an important rule in the game of soccer
Slack ___ (not trying hard)
Insect repellent brand
Not quite right
Not on the mark
Wide of the mark
Home for the holidays, say
Not right
Enjoying a vacation
Taking a personal day
Not working today
Not quite right
Missing the mark
___ the beaten path
Switch that is not "on"
"Run ___" (elope or flee)
Machine in the powered down state, say
"On and ___" (words on a switch)
No longer "on"
Mortal turned towards beguiling noise, no? (12, three words)
Away from the office today Newsday 05 Nov 2018
Not on the job USA Today 31 Oct 2018
Not working today Newsday 30 Oct 2018
Not on The Times Concise 18 Oct 2018
Light switch setting other than "On"
Switch setting Thomas Joseph 03 Oct 2018
Canceled, as an event LA Times Daily 30 Sep 2018
Canceled, as an event The Washington Post 30 Sep 2018
Less than perfect Newsday 29 Sep 2018
See 62-Down New York Times 26 Sep 2018
Switch position Family Time 24 Sep 2018
Topless nob's high
Opposite of "on"
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Switch setting
Something's ___ (not quite right)
On vacation LA Times Daily 01 Aug 2018
On vacation The Washington Post 01 Aug 2018
A bit askew Premier Sunday 29 Jul 2018
___ the beaten path
With 15-Across, kind of vehicle The Washington Post 07 Jul 2018
With 15-Across, kind of vehicle LA Times Daily 07 Jul 2018
Not on The Telegraph Quick 05 Jul 2018
Out of whack New York Times 04 Jul 2018
Switch position round with two females
Punched out Universal 27 Jun 2018
On vacation, say Newsday 17 Jun 2018
Like a picture being restored that's unorthodox
Not at one's best Universal 27 May 2018
Follower of kick, pick or tick
In vacay mode?
Old fines cancelled
Out of sync USA Today 07 Apr 2018
Opposite of "on"
"___ you go" (ask one to leave)
Not right Wall Street Journal 13 Mar 2018
At leisure USA Today 07 Mar 2018
Powered down, as a smartphone
Not working Wall Street Journal 20 Feb 2018
Powered down
Switch position Universal 13 Feb 2018
Not working Universal 03 Feb 2018
Powered down
Not inviting to be away at the golf course
"A chip ___ the old block"
Powered down
Switch position
With 15-Across, kind of vehicle
Out of whack
On vacation
Not on the job
Canceled, as an event
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Amiss
Not working
See 62-Down
Inaccurate
Not working
Execute, in slang
Not at one's best
Punched out
Taking a personal day, say
Inaccurate LA Times Daily 30 Dec 2017
Inaccurate The Washington Post 30 Dec 2017
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
See 115-Down Premier Sunday 12 Nov 2017
Powered down, like an electronic device
Canceled Thomas Joseph 31 Oct 2017
Powered down
'Noises ___' (1982 farce featuring a play within a play) New York Times 18 Oct 2017
Bug spray brand New York Times 09 Oct 2017
"Easy as falling ___ a log"
"Knock it ___!" ("Stop it!")
Festering cricket side
Powered down, like an electronic device
Not working The Telegraph Quick 20 Sep 2017
___ target (wide of the mark)
A bit amiss Premier Sunday 20 Aug 2017
Taking a vacation day Newsday 07 Aug 2017
Powered down, not active
Leaving tip, avoiding busy periods
"Turn that ___!" (Power it down)
Not on target USA Today 20 May 2017
TV setting Universal 14 May 2017
Amiss Thomas Joseph 09 May 2017
On vacation
Crunch time helper, maybe New York Times 04 May 2017
Wrong The Washington Post 09 Apr 2017
Wrong LA Times Daily 09 Apr 2017
Enjoying a vacation USA Today 07 Apr 2017
In contents of coffee, trace something like cream
"Something about Pete seemed ____ to me, I was getting very bad vibes from him"
Bid without hesitation cancelled
Day ___ (not working)
Not quite right LA Times Daily 26 Jan 2017
Taking a personal day Universal 17 Jan 2017
Bid without hesitation cancelled
Not quite right The Washington Post 02 Jan 2017
Not quite right
"Noises ___" (1982 farce featuring a play within a play)
Crunch time helper, maybe
Not on target
Bug spray brand
TV setting
Taking a personal day
Enjoying a vacation
Inaccurate
Wrong
Not on Family Time 18 Dec 2016
Wide of the mark Newsday 15 Dec 2016
Taking vacation The Washington Post 10 Dec 2016
Untuned, say New York Times 27 Nov 2016
'You're not allowed on the couch, Fido!' The Chronicle of Higher Education 21 Oct 2016
Not working today LA Times Daily 10 Oct 2016
Wide of the mark The Washington Post 08 Oct 2016
Not plugged in Newsday 28 Sep 2016
Word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 27-Down to form baseball terms USA Today 18 Aug 2016
Not working today Universal 01 Jul 2016
See 38-Across New York Times 30 Jun 2016
On vacation, perhaps Newsday 22 Jun 2016
See 3-Down Premier Sunday 12 Jun 2016
Cancelled The Telegraph Quick 11 Jun 2016
Sound from a fan New York Times 02 Jun 2016
On vacation USA Today 24 May 2016
Taking a personal day Newsday 25 Apr 2016
Not working USA Today 12 Apr 2016
Out of whack Premier Sunday 27 Mar 2016
Awry or away Wall Street Journal 07 Mar 2016
Not plugged in Jonesin 23 Feb 2016
Assassinate, slangily Canadiana 22 Feb 2016
Not up to par Newsday 22 Jan 2016
Not at work The Washington Post 21 Jan 2016
Untuned, say
See 38-Across
"You're not allowed on the couch, Fido!"
On vacation
Word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 27-Down to form baseball terms
Not working today
Amiss Eugene Sheffer 19 Dec 2015
Not right Universal 15 Dec 2015
Opposite of on Family Time 14 Dec 2015
"On" antonym Universal 18 Nov 2015
Out of whack Newsday 11 Nov 2015
See 57 Down Newsday 06 Nov 2015
Not quite right Wall Street Journal 04 Nov 2015
Not at work USA Today 25 Oct 2015
Awry Premier Sunday 11 Oct 2015
Nonfunctioning Eugene Sheffer 25 Sep 2015
Vacationing Eugene Sheffer 22 Sep 2015
Askew Eugene Sheffer 10 Sep 2015
Not up to par USA Today 09 Aug 2015
A little less than perfect Newsday 31 Jul 2015
It's not on circular letter fellow duplicated The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Jul 2015
Hiker's spray brand LA Times Daily 10 Jun 2015
Not scheduled for duty Universal 23 May 2015
Fielding side's below par The Times Cryptic 29 Apr 2015
Cockeyed New York Times 25 Apr 2015
Rotten set of products not appearing on the Net?
Switch status, sometimes USA Today 10 Apr 2015
Away today Newsday 09 Apr 2015
Taking a vacation day Universal 04 Apr 2015
At less than your best Newsday 03 Apr 2015
On vacation, say New York Times 24 Feb 2015
Incorrect Eugene Sheffer 23 Feb 2015
Unconventional, including fine Greek letters, frequently shortened
Taking a personal day, say LA Times Daily 10 Feb 2015
Not on much 16 down The Times Concise 30 Jan 2015
Not accurate Universal 16 Jan 2015
Out of the gate Newsday 15 Jan 2015
Hiker's spray brand
On vacation, say
"On" antonym
Not accurate
Taking a vacation day
Switch position
Not quite right
On holiday
A little less than perfect
At less than your best
Away today
Not up to par
Not working today
Out of whack
Running partner?
See 57 Down
Out of the gate
Taking a personal day, say
Switch status, sometimes
Not up to par
Not at work
Not scheduled for duty
Not right
Awry
Cockeyed
Fiasco admitted by king, for example, raised in conflict with official line
At a distance from France
Not quite right
Insect repellent brand
"And they're ___!" (racetrack cry)
Not quite oneself
On vacation
Broadway opening?
Not quite right
Not operating
No longer in effect
Taking a personal day
Not quite right
Broadway opening?
Rancid or sour
Switch setting
Down, on a light switch
Malfunctioning
Vacationing
Vacationing
On vacation
See 83-Across
Out of sync
Inaccurate
On's counterpart
One of two popular positions?
Slightly spoiled
"Ferris Bueller's Day ___"
Prince "Get ___"
A bit askew
The Donnas "Take It ___"
Light-switch position
Away from work
"They're ___!" (racetrack cry)
Not playing one's best
"They're ___!" (racing term)
Wide of the mark
The "O" in OTB
Not quite right, as a musical note
"Kiss You ___" Scissor Sisters
See 59-Down
-- -the-wall
Amiss
Not oneself
On vacation
Not quite right
Light switch setting
"Let's Call the Whole Thing ___"
___ and running
___ the grid
Word after ticked or picked
Light switch position
Light switch setting
Not quite right, as a musical note
Wide of the mark
Not operating
A bit amiss
Broadway opener?
A bit amiss
On vacation
Switch word
Not operating
Absent from work
Slightly askew
Wide of the mark
Not operating
Wrong
Away from work
Not working
Canceled
Slightly gamy
Not quite oneself
-- the cuff
Not oneself today
Slightly askew
One of two popular positions?
Light switch option
Switch setting
"They're ___!" (racetrack cry)
Taking a vacation day
A little peculiar
Bug spray brand
Amiss
Not quite oneself
Not working
Not quite oneself
Amiss
Knob position
Wide of the mark
Askew
Out of tune
Amiss
Not running
Amiss
Take out
See 56-Across
In error
Not working
Not working
Vacationing
"And we're ___ like a prom dress!"
In error
Vacationing
Not quite right
Inaccurate
Not at one's best
Unplugged
Bug-bugging brand
Canceled, as a wedding
Down, usually, on a light switch
Not quite oneself
Not working
Not working today
On holiday
Erroneous
Canceled
Not in operation
Under way, as racehorses
Under way, as racehorses
Not working today
Wide of the mark
Canceled
On vacation
Running partner?
Popular insect repellent
Switch status
Not scheduled for duty
Inaccurate
Going
Not at work
Awry
Not working
Wide of the mark
The "O" in OTB
Not quite on the mark
Command to a pooch on a couch, maybe
With 9-Down, like some interviews
Mistaken
Popular bug spray
Going
Inaccurate
Switch setting
See 59-Across
See 26-Down
Amiss
On holiday
Light switch position
See 28-Across
See 69-Across
Not on the job
At a distance
Mistaken
Not at work
Not right
Incorrect
Not on the job
Not up to snuff
Word preceding spring and season
Part of OTB
Out of tune
Sharp or flat, say
Clocked out
No longer attached
See 58-Down
Not at work
Not quite right
Taking a vacation day, say
See 9-Down
Missing the mark
___ Broadway
Away
Removed
Not in operation
Mistaken
"Scram!"
Abstaining from
Mistaken
Removed
Not in operation
Abstaining from
Wide of the mark
See 77 Down
Not at one's best
Inaccurate
Taking a personal day, perhaps
Not running
See 34-Across
Taking a personal day, say
Switch setting
See 17-Across
Not running
"We're ___ to see..."
Take the day __
Right -- the bat
Switch position
Word before side or base
In error
Somewhat gamy
Not quite right
"They're _____!"
Not working
Not up to snuff
Not up to snuff
No longer attached
Vacationing
Mistaken
Not working, maybe
Oven setting
Wrong
Wrong
Out of sync
Not all there
Not playing one's best
Right __ the bat
Not scheduled to work
On vacation
Broadway opening?
Mosquito repellent brand
Not all there
Not active
See 45-Down
Askew
In error
Not in sync
The "O" in OTB
Dash ___ (write quickly)
Askew
___ message (unfocused)
Gamy
Inaccurate
Abnormal
Switch position
At a distance
Switch setting
Switch position
Lopsided
Canceled
Slightly gamy
Wide of the mark
"They're ___!" (racetrack cry)
Taking a vacation day
"They're ___!"
Inaccurate
Switch
Canceled, as a wedding
Light switch option
Spoiled
Switch option
The O in OTB
Not working
Not working
Ice, so to speak
Not at work
Bug-repellent name
Sluggish
See 27 Across
Underperforming
Gen. or col.
Light switch position
Switch designation
"I'm _____!" ("Ta-ta!")
Incorrect
Not correct
"Noises ___," Frayn farce
On a holiday
Having a holiday
Beat or shoot preceder
Canceled
Part of OTB
Not on
Switch position
Switch word
Away
"Buzz ___!"
Absent
Not on the mark
Kind of Broadway
Inaccurate
Sign on a switch
Side of the wicket, in cricket
Follower of kick, pick or tick
Enjoying a holiday
Out of tune
Word with spring or color
Not on the job
Word with color or white
Inoperative
Word with shove or cast
Word with stage or screen
Word with spring or season
In error
Aside
Light-switch position
Vacationing
On leave
"We're ___ to see the . . . "
___ the beam (awry)
Go ___ the deep end
Kind of color
___ the cuff
Wrong
Amiss
Kind of white or beat
"They're ___!"
No longer attached
On the way.
Common adverb.
Canceled.
Departed.
Not working.
Aside from a main track
"Turn that racket ___!"
Ringer status
Away
Deep Woods Sportsman maker
Away from work.
Free from.
Puts ___
More remote.
Away from.
"Like water ___ a duck's back."
Away.
Gone away.
Down from.
At a distance.
Aside.
Gone.
On one's way.
In error.
Sharp, perhaps
Absent from regular work.
Inoperative.
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