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off-track

off-track adjective: away from an intended route; wayward.

Adjective

off-track (not comparable)

  1. Away from an intended route; wayward.
  2. Conducted away from a racetrack.

Forms of off-track

alternative formofftrack

Origin of off-track

From off- + track.

Questions about off-track

What does off-track mean?
Off-track means away from an intended route; wayward.
What part of speech is off-track?
Off-track is an adjective.

Words near off-track in the dictionary

  1. off-the-shoulder
  2. off-the-wall
  3. off-time
  4. off-times
  5. off-topic
  6. off-track
  7. off-trade
  8. off-trail
  9. off-white
  10. off-whites
  11. off-width

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