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Conjugation of get off on

This verb can also mean the following: be, be excited, derive pleasure from
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Present Simple
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Future Simple
will get off on
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Past Simple
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Conditional Simple
would get off on
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Present Progressive
am getting off on
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Future Progressive
will be getting off on
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Past Progressive
was getting off on
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Conditional Progressive
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Present Perfect
have gotten off on
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Future Perfect
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Past Perfect
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Conditional Perfect
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been getting off on
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of get off on

! You get off on fat-shaming chicks?

"And l get off on the pain l inflict

"to get off on it." And she was right.

(Cates) Let's not get off on the wrong foot here, guys.

(MOJO EXCLAIMS) Let's not get off on the wrong foot, bubby.

! You get off on fat-shaming chicks?

"And l get off on the pain l inflict

"to get off on it." And she was right.

(Cates) Let's not get off on the wrong foot here, guys.

(MOJO EXCLAIMS) Let's not get off on the wrong foot, bubby.

'Who gets off on using you."'

- He gets off on it.

- Sure, the nice guys run away, but every now and then you meet a real prince of a guy like Spike who gets off on it.

- What kind of cult gets off on something like this?

- What part of you is it gets off on torturing students?

'Who gets off on using you."'

- He gets off on it.

- Sure, the nice guys run away, but every now and then you meet a real prince of a guy like Spike who gets off on it.

- What kind of cult gets off on something like this?

- What part of you is it gets off on torturing students?

"I really got off on it, but I need your help to be cured."

(Yates) I can't help but think that we got off on the wrong foot.

- He got off on stuff like that. - Objection.

- Hey, hey, come on, we all just got off on the wrong foot. Let me buy us a round of drinks. Waiter!

- I don't know how we got off on whatever it is we're talking about here.

"I really got off on it, but I need your help to be cured."

(Yates) I can't help but think that we got off on the wrong foot.

- He got off on stuff like that. - Objection.

- Hey, hey, come on, we all just got off on the wrong foot. Let me buy us a round of drinks. Waiter!

- I don't know how we got off on whatever it is we're talking about here.

'Well, I don't know about anyone else's angel, 'but I've always thought mine must be, like, 'a psycho knobhead one, getting off on me doing the wrong thing.

- And they're not getting off on that?

- Are you getting off on that.

- Are you getting off on this?

- Now, Hank, I think we're getting off on the wrong tack here.

'Cause I think we might have gotten off on the wrong foot.

Alexi, I think we've gotten off on the wrong foot.

But I think you and I have gotten off on the wrong foot.

But I'm concerned that you and I have gotten off on the wrong foot.

He seemed lost and had gotten off on the wrong floor

'Well, I don't know about anyone else's angel, 'but I've always thought mine must be, like, 'a psycho knobhead one, getting off on me doing the wrong thing.

- And they're not getting off on that?

- Are you getting off on that.

- Are you getting off on this?

- Now, Hank, I think we're getting off on the wrong tack here.

'Cause I think we might have gotten off on the wrong foot.

Alexi, I think we've gotten off on the wrong foot.

But I think you and I have gotten off on the wrong foot.

But I'm concerned that you and I have gotten off on the wrong foot.

He seemed lost and had gotten off on the wrong floor

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