Verb
cause to go away through effort or work
Source: WordNetwork off the extra pounds you have gained over the holidays Source: Internet
we must work off the debt Source: Internet
After the lovefest, Juju, and Shea meet with to, as Cracker said, “work off the snacks from the craft table” and learn their choreography. Source: Internet
According to the American Diatetic Association, a 500-calorie indulgence amounts to only about a two-ounce weight gain—easy enough to work off in a single gym session or by skipping your usual Venti Vanilla Frappuccino with whip the next morning. Source: Internet
It took me a while to work off the sugar-on-an-empty-stomach jitters. Source: Internet
“Hollie puts in a hell of a lot of work off the track, she’s a real grafter. Source: Internet