Words Ending With OFF

A cooking competition, especially for baked goods.

The launching of a rocket or spacecraft.

A rapid release of pressure, steam, or gas.

A big laugh or a joke that provokes it.

Vaporization of a stored liquid or solid.

A discontinuation or separation.

A curt dismissal or rejection.

Alternative form of buy-off, a payment or settlement.

Discarded or no longer wanted.

Deduction of union dues from wages.

A historical allowance of weight after tare.

Scots dialect for buy.

A cooking competition, often in an outdoor setting.

A point or limit that marks the end of something.

The dying off of a population or group.

To take off clothing or a hat.

Emergency medical evacuation from a combat zone.

To grant a fee or land to someone as a vassal.

A confrontation or direct meeting between adversaries.

A decline or reduction in amount or quality.

A fief or feudal estate.

A competitive demonstration to pick equipment for a client.

A lazy or contemptible person (vulgar).

Obsolete form of golf.

An act of passing something, especially a ball in football.

Alternative form of enfeoff, to grant land in fee.

The final round of a showjumping event.

The start of a game or event.

An unlicensed copy or imitation of a product, usually of lower quality.

A historical type of two-masted Dutch vessel.

The termination of employment due to budget or workload reasons.

An act or instance of beginning something.

The initial upward movement of a rocket or aircraft as it leaves the ground.

The act of ending a computer session.

Not operating or in service, as machinery or lights.

The profit or return from an investment or action.

A baseball play where the pitcher throws to a base to tag out a runner.

A final game or series to determine a champion.

A pretext for delay or inaction.

A share of profits, often illicit.

Alternative spelling of rip-off.

An act or instance of rubbing off.

Water that flows over land rather than soaking in.

To mock or treat with contempt.

Rapid selling of assets, often causing a price decline.

A farewell demonstration or party for someone leaving.

A ledge or offset in a wall where it narrows.

A person who behaves ostentatiously.

An Indian banker or money changer.

A device or act that stops a flow.

To eat greedily or quickly; to devour.

Alternative form of spin-off.

A situation in which neither side can win; a tie.

A brief visit en route to another place.

A dish of sautéed beef in sour cream sauce.

The act of an aircraft leaving the ground and becoming airborne.

A piece of confidential information.

An upper-class or wealthy person, often with pretensions.

An exchange where one thing is given up for another.

A side road or something that causes disinterest.