Adjective:

హుక్ ఆఫ్,

off the hook's Usage Examples:

be a very easy way to "get off the hook" that is avoided by possibilism.

She tries to use her charms on him to let her off the hook.

sources allow for the possibility that "pop" may come from "to pop off" or "to pop off the hooks", both meaning to die.

argued that Guns, Germs, and Steel "lets the West off the hook" and "poisonously whispers: mope about colonialism, slavery, capitalism, racism, and predatory.

With the help of the chief of police, the duo get off the hook, and Stefan takes his bar exam only to walk out at the last minute to pursue his lifelong dream of owning a cafe on a beach.

Beary places a bet to let Zeb off the hook by beating the house band in a playoff.

They were – and Australia were let off the hook.

That let Australia off the hook, with Clarke and Hussey adding 105, before Jon Lewis - who had been taken to the cleaners earlier on - dug out Michael Clarke with an inside edge onto the stumps, taking the fifth wicket of the game at just the right time.

However, Rosie is determined to do anything to get her Steve off the hook, and puts more trust in Duke.

However, Michael Hussey - facing his first ball at 93 for 5 after 25 overs - took control of Jones, and when Harmison was taken off, Australia were let off the hook.

may turn in the ground under tension and allow the rope it is holding to slip off the hook.

That let Australia off the hook, with Clarke and Hussey adding 105, before Jon Lewis – who had been taken to the cleaners earlier on – dug out Michael Clarke with an inside edge onto the stumps, taking the fifth wicket of the game at just the right time.

today following the Financial Crisis of 2008, who are let off the hook with measly fines and penalties, under the pretense of being "Too Big to Indict" or.

Synonyms:

far, faraway,

Antonyms:

near, short, left,