duck off
The phrase "duck off" is used informally to describe a swift and often unnoticed departure from a place or situation.
Definition
B2Informal Settings
(slang, idiomatic)To leave a place quickly and quietly, often to avoid drawing attention.
Example
- She decided to duck off from the party before anyone noticed.
- Let's duck off before the meeting starts.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "duck off":
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