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head off

verb as in block off

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With Rife heading off a lucrative year and into his Stay Golden Tour, it’s clear that for him, comedy has become much more.

He said the robber told him if he tried anything, “they were going to blow my head off.”

“You’re much better off here than in the US right now,” says the 74-year-old in the park before heading off to stretch.

From BBC

“You can’t just get rid of all the stuff in the federal government without people screaming their heads off,” Kamarck said.

With that, the lobby empties as patrons head off to experience Encuentro.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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