Not physical balanced; not having physical equilibrium.
(idiomatic, of a person) surprised; perplexed
Source: en.wiktionary.orgoff-balance
According to the prosecutor, UT Bank engaged in some off-balance sheet transactions log, issuing investment certificates to investors in the name of the bank. Source: Internet
After the rope is secured by non-slip bowline knots, it is pulled to the rear until the animal is off-balance. Source: Internet
A new novel from the pseudonymous author of the Neapolitan quartet is a fascinating, slightly off-balance tale of coming of age in ’90s Naples, Italy. Source: Internet
An off-balance Gordon then hit Liberty’s Antonio Gandy-Golden late in the third for a 5-yard TD. Source: Internet
General Lee, normally reserved, was described by the Charleston Mercury as "jubilant, almost off-balance, and seemingly desirous of embracing everyone who calls on him." Source: Internet
She burst through the office doors out of breath and off-balance, causing a racket by steadying herself against the wind chime. Source: Internet