| 5
| TABLE |
Put Off |
| 3
| NAP |
Be Off Guard |
| 3
| EAT |
Polish Off |
| 3
| DID |
Pulled Off |
| 3
| TAR |
Road Goo |
| 3
| RUN |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 3
| TEE |
Miff, With "off" |
| 3
| BOO |
"get Off The Stage!" |
| 3
| MEL |
___ Giedroyc, Co-host Of "the Great British Bake Off" |
| 3
| RAN |
Took Off |
| 4
| RUSH |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| SANG |
Showed Off One's Pipes |
| 4
| NOEL |
___ Fielding, Co-host Of "the Great British Bake Off" Beginning In 2017 |
| 4
| ATVS |
Off-roaders, For Short |
| 4
| APED |
Took Off On |
| 4
| AXLE |
Rod Between Wheels |
| 4
| TEES |
Starts A Course, With "off" |
| 4
| DASH |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| FEND |
Stave (off) |
| 4
| XOXO |
Sweet Sign-off |
| 4
| LESS |
Taking Off |
| 4
| FAKE |
Made In Imitation So As To Be Passed Off Fraudulently Or Deceptively As Genuine |
| 4
| RACE |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 4
| FLED |
Took Off |
| 4
| RILE |
Tick Off |
| 4
| ASIS |
Words That May Scare Off A Buyer |
| 4
| SEEM |
Come Off As |
| 4
| GOBI |
Expanse Crossed By The Silk Road |
| 4
| SHOO |
"buzz Off!" |
| 4
| VEER |
Go Off Course Suddenly |
| 4
| IDLE |
Lay Off |
| 4
| ESSE |
Latin Verb That's A Letter Off From 9-down |
| 4
| AFAR |
A Long Way Off |
| 4
| ERSE |
Language That's A Letter Off From 26-across |
| 5
| LOOSE |
Off The Chain, Say |
| 5
| RESTS |
Takes Time Off |
| 5
| AMISS |
Slightly Off |
| 5
| SEVER |
Cut Off |
| 5
| FALSE |
Made In Imitation So As To Be Passed Off Fraudulently Or Deceptively As Genuine |
| 5
| AVERT |
Head Off |
| 5
| ADLIB |
It Comes Off The Top Of One's Head |
| 5
| TAXIS |
Prepares To Take Off |
| 5
| ERASE |
Take Off The Board |
| 5
| ENDIT |
Call Everything Off |
| 5
| EASES |
Takes The Edge Off |
| 5
| OVENS |
Bake-off Equipment |
| 5
| WACKO |
Off-the-wall |
| 5
| ERASE |
Off The Mark? |
| 5
| EXACT |
Not Even A Little Off |
| 5
| GRASS |
"keep Off The ___" (park Sign) |
| 6
| COUNTS |
Ticks Off |
| 6
| THEYRE |
"and ___ Off!" (start Of A Race) |
| 6
| ECHOED |
What Beatles Music Did At Abbey Road, Famously |
| 6
| SPRINT |
To Go Quickly By Moving The Legs More Rapidly Than At A Walk And In Such A Manner That For An Instant In Each Step All Or Both Feet Are Off The Ground |
| 6
| RELIEF |
Load Off |
| 6
| ERASER |
One Might Take Off A Few Marks |
| 6
| BRIBED |
Paid Off |
| 6
| STORMS |
Leaves In A Huff, With "off" |
| 6
| GASCAP |
Screw-off Car Part |
| 7
| STAVING |
Fending (off) |
| 7
| YELLSAT |
Goes Off On |
| 7
| TOURBUS |
It Gets The Show On The Road |
| 7
| LEISURE |
Off-duty Time |
| 8
| CARALARM |
One May Go Off In The Middle Of The Night |
| 8
| SPURIOUS |
Made In Imitation So As To Be Passed Off Fraudulently Or Deceptively As Genuine |
| 9
| DISEMBARK |
Get Off |
| 10
| FRAUDULENT |
Made In Imitation So As To Be Passed Off Fraudulently Or Deceptively As Genuine |
| 11
| USEDVEHICLE |
It's On The Road Again |
| 11
| COUNTERFEIT |
Made In Imitation So As To Be Passed Off Fraudulently Or Deceptively As Genuine |
