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throw-off . 1. d. action taken. 2. m. kick to start or resume the ball game and other sports. 3. m. Raya or site from which he takes the ball. 4. m. man that gets the ball. Good kick leads this party. 5. m. Arg. Strong blow with the hand. throw-off corner. 1. m. In football, which is made from a corner of the field by a player on the attacking side for having left the ball on the playing field across lines of goal after being touched in last place by a player of the defending side. of a throw-off . 1. loc. Advisor. Colloq. Arg. and Ur. At one time and in full. Yesterday I read the novel for a throw-in. have good throw-off . 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Eat or drink a lot of increasingly.