tee off

tee off

verb

Definition of TEE OFF

intransitive verb

1

: to drive from a tee

2

: begin, start

3

: to hit hard

4

: to make an angry denunciation —often used with on

First Known Use of TEE OFF

1895

Rhymes with TEE OFF

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