Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Of or relating to gambling on races that is conducted away from a racetrack.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Away from an intended
route ;wayward - adjective of gambling conducted away from a
racetrack
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Examples
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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My goodness am I off-track on today's subject, sitting here typing when I should be packing.
French Word-A-Day: 2009
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My goodness am I off-track on today's subject, sitting here typing when I should be packing.
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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When a thread has gone off-track or has become too long, it's an easy enough matter for visitors to simply recognize that without an explanation.
Why? 2009
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