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offstage

[awf-steyj, of-] / ˈɔfˈsteɪdʒ, ˈɒf- /


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Yeah, the crowd loves it, but I go offstage and I’m not looking for the comments saying, “It was so funny.”

From Los Angeles Times

First, he punched a hole in Andre’s desk — deadpanning, “You need a new desk” — and stormed offstage.

From Washington Post

“You need a new desk,” he said, storming offstage and leaving Andre flinching and confused in his wake.

From Los Angeles Times

“He has tremendous personality and charm, both on and offstage, that he brings to the music, but he’s also extremely flexible and sensitive.”

From New York Times

For “Housewives” obsessives, the addition of Ms. Hilton helps flesh out an offstage drama that is oft-hinted at but rarely seen.

From New York Times