Additional definitions for 'leave off':
leave off | To omit. |
leave off | To desist; to cease. |
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Nearby phrases
Some more phrases from our dictionary similar to leave off
leave overlead offleave behindleave someone holding the bagleave someone out in the coldleave somebody in the lurchlead offleave nothing to the imaginationleave a sour taste in one's mouthleave someone holding the babyleave someone holding the bagleave no stone unturnedleave it at thatleave well enough alone
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