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vb. (en-simple past of: go off)
Usage examples of "went off".
Bryce knew that no one would object if he and Lisa went off and locked themselves into one of the private rooms for a few hours.
I think they all went off across the Red Sea and sort of got lost in the end.
They hardly needed to because Damia went off into her own private reverie, ignoring them completely.
I did require a good night's rest, and I went off reflecting at the last moment that my perilous adventure in the interior of the earth, in total darkness, had lasted four days!
The shuttle crew undertook to return to the Lonyer City port and abruptly went off the air.
First came the wedding, and then Paul went off, and, instead of resting yesterday, I paid a round of calls.
The condition was accepted, and Captain Blood went off to find his guests, the children of the Governor of Tortuga.
Intent on getting word from Loki and Scurlock, he was standing by to make sure that the intended abduction of Havot went off without a hitch.
She grew angry and when she graduated with her MBA she volunteered for the Peace Corps and went off to balance books for a community improvement incorporation in Mexico.
They carried her upstairs among them and laid her upon the bed, where the Doctor watched beside her, while Charles went off to the police-station, and the Denvers mounted guard over the frightened maids.
As the flash went off in her face, she could feel how awkward and disgusting she must look, and suddenly she was more self-conscious about it than ever before.