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Off The Hook

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Off The Hook - to be released from an obligation

• My sister is coming home early from work, so I am off the hook.
• My mother does not have to go to the doctor, so I do not have to take her. I am off the hook.
• Phil told me his car is working, so I do not have to take him to the store. I am off the hook.
• The secretary is going to open the office in the morning, so I am off the hook.
• Who let you off the hook?
• The teacher let the class off the hook, she found someone to help her after school.

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Out Of The Woods

On Hand

On Call

Off Limits

On And Off

Out Of The Question

Out Like A Light

Out Of Time

On Board With

Off Color

On The Top Of The World

On A Shoestring

On Ice

Out Of Control

Off The Wall

On Its Last Leg

On Your Toes

Off The Top Of My Head

Of Age

Off The Hook

Once In A While

Out Cold

On Thin Ice

On The Other Hand

Out Of Work

On The Same Page

Oddball

Off The Beaten Path

Off Your Rocker

Off-duty

On Cloud Nine

On Edge

On (someones) Mind

On The Ball

On The House

Once In A Blue Moon

Out Of The Blue

Over My Dead Body

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