Off the chain In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "off the chain", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Zesty Y calendar 2021-10-12 10:10

Meaning of Off the chain

Off the chain slang

Exceptionally good; very fun, pleasant, or exciting.

 

 

I've been throwing myself into this game for hours. It is off the chain, man!

The match was off the chain! Players in both teams performed excellently.

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Tough as Nails

Strong body, mind or will

A1 at Lloyds

The top quality

hotsy-totsy

1. Good or fantastic

2. (of a person) Attractive, or sexy

3. A sexually attractive person

a hard/tough act to follow

Someone or something is so good or successful that it's impossible for anyone or anything who comes after them to follow.

in mint condition

In flawless condition

Origin of Off the chain

This slang originated from the onset of a dogfight.

The Origin Cited: Urban Dictionary .
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