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Citations:off one's rocket

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English citations of off one's rocket

Adverb

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  • 1972, Frederick J. Hunt,Socialisation in Austalia, page 38
    I'm very patient with them, not like me sister she goes off her rocket [laughs], bashes into them or screams or something. That's what I'd like to be.
  • 2004, Wanda Ryder, Free To Go, Page 161
    "Like I said before, Walter's gone off his rocket. That's all there is to it."

Adjective

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  • 1989, United States Congress. Senate, Report of the Senate Impeachment Trial Committee on the Articles against Judge Walter L. Nixon, Jr., Page 309
    Their witness is off his rocket. He told, ne told the FUI that Wiley Fairchild put hydraulic brake []
  • 2003, George Rizo, Hollywood Stars, page 8
    And our Homo sapiens friends think Argelio is a bit off his rocket whenever he talks to them about our breathable air and somewhat potable water.
  • 2007, Barbara Vine, The Minotaur: A Novel, page 328
    and as for her son, "the one that's off his rocket," there was no sign of him either.
  • 2007, Sadie Smith, A Story to Tell: A Portfolio of a Scarred Woman, page 26
    As much as I liked her, I wondered if she was a little off her rocket. Maybe she was just on some heavy medication and was a bit incoherent.