Throw off meaning in English

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Definition

to throw off (one's clothes): to take off, to remove (one's clothes), to get undressed verb

This is an irregular verb:
I throw off / I threw off / I have thrown off
  • "Candy : Well Brent, the Pope can expect to throw off his robes and dive into the Vatican swimming pool because this weekend it's going to be hot hot hot!"

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