off like a prom dress (in May)



off like a prom dress (in May)

A humorous phrase said of a quick or sudden departure. Likened crassly to the stereotypical quickness or eagerness with which American high school students have sexual intercourse after the prom. Primarily heard in US. I'll have just one more drink, but I've got to be off like a prom dress after that. Jared was off like a prom dress in May once his ex-girlfriend showed up to the party.
See also: dress, like, off, prom

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Katie['keiti]
Dani (2)-Hungarian, Spanish
Mikimee-keeJapanese
AnĈJoAHN-chyoEsperanto
Vasudha-Indian, Hindi
Berahthram-Ancient Germanic