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flex off

flex off noun: a competitive or friendly showdown where competitors voluntarily contract, isolate, and display their muscles to showcase their definition, size, and symmetry.

Noun

flex off (plural flex offs)

  1. (informal) A competitive or friendly showdown where competitors voluntarily contract, isolate, and display their muscles to showcase their definition, size, and symmetry.
    Synonyms:
    posedown

Verb

flex off (third-person singular simple present flexes off, present participle flexing off, simple past and past participle flexed off)

  1. (US, intransitive, human resources) To take time off from work using a flexible time-off policy, generally allowing time off at will instead of using accrued sick or vacation time.

Synonyms of flex off

Forms of flex off

Noun
pluralflex offs
Verb
third-person singular presentflexes off
present participleflexing off
past participleflexed off
pastflexed off

Questions about flex off

What does flex off mean?
Flex off means a competitive or friendly showdown where competitors voluntarily contract, isolate, and display their muscles to showcase their definition, size, and symmetry.
What part of speech is flex off?
Flex off can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of flex off?
The plural of flex off is flex offs.

Words near flex off in the dictionary

  1. flex
  2. flex account
  3. flex accounts
  4. flex job
  5. flex jobs
  6. flex off
  7. flex offs
  8. flex on
  9. flex one's muscles
  10. flex out
  11. flex up

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