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bin off

bin off verb: to throw away, dispose of; (by extension) to get rid of, put away.

Verb

bin off (third-person singular simple present bins off, present participle binning off, simple past and past participle binned off)

  1. (UK, informal, transitive) To throw away, dispose of; (by extension) to get rid of, put away.
    • The story described the collapse of a relationship […] 'Yeah, so that was that done then, I binned it off,' he concluded, like he was discussing his latest car breaking down, or the news of a boiler packing up.2018, Jason Fox, Battle Scars

Forms of bin off

third-person singular presentbins off
present participlebinning off
past participlebinned off
pastbinned off

Questions about bin off

What does bin off mean?
Bin off means to throw away, dispose of; (by extension) to get rid of, put away.
What part of speech is bin off?
Bin off is a verb.
What is the past tense of bin off?
The past tense of bin off is binned off.

Words near bin off in the dictionary

  1. bin lorry
  2. bin man
  3. bin men
  4. bin night
  5. bin nights
  6. bin off
  7. bin stick
  8. bin sticks
  9. bin store
  10. bin stores
  11. bin tipper

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