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clock off

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Verb1.clock off - register one's departure from work
clock out, punch out
report - announce one's presence; "I report to work every day at 9 o'clock"
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Whittling almost a full tick of the clock off the previous 75-79 age bracket record of 42.
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Whisking a clock off to Paris may sound glamorous, says Levine, but the transatlantic journeys were really "a lot of work.
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My 10-minute stops by ``the other office,'' that is the newsroom, occur every few weeks, and the damage left behind by my little darlings, like when they slammed the main door and knocked the clock off the wall, is minimal.
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