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front off

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front off (about something)
Sl. to be brash and resentful about something. Todd was fronting off about his assignment and got a detention for it. You will wish you hadn't fronted off about your supervisor.
See also: front


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Frank Wright's close railer was in front off the second bend as odds-on favourite Honey Trampas suffered a troubled run and Runemragged, who himself had been in the wars behind that rival in the final of the Coors Puppy Silver Collar final at Sheffield last month, proceeded to live up to his name by drawing clear for a two and a half lengths victory over Droopys Elbow in 29.
Micras to the right off them, Mondeos to the left off them, 4X4s in front off them, surrounded and trapped.
He hit me in front of my knee and took the whole front off the car.
 
 
 
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