good off



good off

Shirk work or responsibility, loaf; fool around. For example, We were supposed to be studying but we were really goofing off, or If you ever feel like goofing off, please call me. This idiom was a synonym of goof up during World War II, a usage that has died out. [Slang; 1920s]
See also: good, off

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Yankel-Yiddish
Zopyros-Ancient Greek
Bateman['beitmən]
'Adinah-Biblical Hebrew
Bartholomewbahr-THAHL-ə-myoo (English)English, Biblical
SiarlSHARLWelsh