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offtrack
[ awf-trak, of- ]
adjective
- occurring or carried on away from a racetrack:
offtrack betting.
Example Sentences
At first it can seem like a "clash in culture", says Chew, a 15-year rave scene veteran with his Darker than Wax collective and now owner of music bar Offtrack.
Ziegler explained what's going on with that parent's subconscious: "I'm just going to bring something up—that I'm going to say is somewhat related, but really is offtrack—so we can stop focusing on the fact that I said this terrible thing to you this morning."
I wanted to say something that would lead Margaret offtrack, but when I opened my mouth to make some smart remark, nothing came out.
The wind and waves blow louder, alerting you that you’ve gotten offtrack.
Now it seems to me to be more like offtrack betting that the stock price will open higher tomorrow morning than it closed last night.
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