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get off of someone's cloud

get off of someone's cloud verb: to refrain from pestering a person.

Verb

get off of someone's cloud (third-person singular simple present gets off of someone's cloud, present participle getting off of someone's cloud, simple past and past participle got off of someone's cloud)

  1. (UK) to refrain from pestering a person.
    • Hey! You! Get off of my cloud!

Forms of get off of someone's cloud

third-person singular presentgets off of someone's cloud
present participlegetting off of someone's cloud
past participlegot off of someone's cloud
pastgot off of someone's cloud

Origin of get off of someone's cloud

Popularized in the 1960s.

Questions about get off of someone's cloud

What does get off of someone's cloud mean?
Get off of someone's cloud means to refrain from pestering a person.
What part of speech is get off of someone's cloud?
Get off of someone's cloud is a verb.
What is the past tense of get off of someone's cloud?
The past tense of get off of someone's cloud is got off of someone's cloud.

Words near get off of someone's cloud in the dictionary

  1. get off
  2. get off at Haymarket
  3. get off at Redfern
  4. get off lightly
  5. get off my lawn
  6. get off of someone's cloud
  7. get off on
  8. get off on the right foot
  9. get off on the wrong foot
  10. get off one's ass
  11. get off one's backside

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