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stall off

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stall someone or something off
to put off or delay someone or something. The sheriff is at the door. I'll stall him off while you get out the back door. You can stall off the sheriff, but you can't stall off justice.
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Although I'm having trouble working out where the early pace is going to come from, he's fared well with the draw - just one stall off what is a very favourable stands' rail at this course - and jockey George Baker will be able to slot him in behind.
We discovered late Wednesday, after Bessie was up, May was gone and the truck was back, that Lulu had knocked the business line extension in the first stall off the hook.
It was a game effort as Dunlop had kept Orchestra Stall off since early May in the quest for softer ground.
 
 
 
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