Rack off meaning
Rack off is a phrasal verb, an informal and impolite order for someone to depart.
- Past simple
- racked off
- Past participle
- racked off
- -ing form
- racking off
What rack off means
rudely go awayB2informal
An informal and impolite order for someone to depart
The shopkeeper told the troublemakers to rack off.
Similar phrasal verbs
With rack: rack up.
With off: turn off, take off, cut off, go off, put off, break off, keep off, start off, tick off, get off.
Common questions
What does rack off mean?
An informal and impolite order for someone to depart.
What is the past tense of rack off?
Racked off, which is also its past participle.
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