bite off

He started to say something else, but bit off the words.

Yet you're looking as if you've lost a bit off your back.

I've told you that all six of them are a bit off.

"You let them take a little bit off the table so they're playing with house money."

You cut a bit off the top or the bottom.

Sometimes I sat behind her, other times, a little bit off to the side.

Or not, in the case of leaving this bit off.

Both these women at one time or another seemed to him a little bit off, somehow.

They all appeared to be fine, though something felt just a bit off.

Kim bit off the rest of what he wanted to say.

I moved a bit off the road and stood on the shoulder.

It was obvious from the way he bit off the words.

Now, I have to go a little bit off topic.

Key West came into view on schedule, a bit off to his left.

At last she had the old bit off, and the smooth one in place.

But, if you needed someone to bite off a hand, he was the man for the job.

And then lift it up a bit off the table.

Its mother came in a rage and bit off her hand.

He bit off the words because it made him feel dirty.

"He always saw things a little bit off, like a child would," she said.

Anderson, who shot 4 of 16 from the field, said he was just a little bit off.

The interior is not only over the top, it's also a bit off the road.

"It's quite unique because everything is just a bit off center."

Perhaps a bit off cycle, but there it was again.

And so she can cross that bit off her budget.