To point off
| to divide into periods or groups, or to separate, by pointing, as figures. |
See also: Point
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To play dummy
- To play hob
- To play into a person's hands
- To play off
- To play one's cards
- To play one's cards well
- To play pitch and toss with (anything)
- To play possum
- To play rex
- To play snow one's cards
- To play the fool
- To play the mischief
- To play truant
- To play upon
- To plow in
- To plow up
- To pluck away
- To pluck down
- to pluck off
- to pluck up
- To pocket a ball
- To pocket an insult
- To point a rope
- To point a sail
- To point at
- To point off
- To point the yards
- To point well
- To poke fun
- To poke fun at
- To polish off
- To poll a jury
- To pop off
- To pop the question
- To post off
- To post over
- To pray in aid
- To preach down
- To preach up
- To preserve game
- To prey on
- To prime a pump
- To promise one's self
- To propose to one's self
- To protest a bill
- To publish a will
- To pull a finch
- To pull and haul
- To pull apart
- To pull down
- To pull in one's horns
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- To play one's cards well
- To play pitch and toss with (anything)
- To play possum
- To play possum
- To play rex
- to play Russian roulette
- to play second fiddle
- To play snow one's cards
- to play something by ear
- to play the field
- To Play the Fool
- to play the game
- to play the heavy
- To play the mischief
- to play to the gallery
- To play truant
- To play upon
- to play with fire
- To plow in
- To plow up
- To pluck away
- To pluck down
- to pluck off
- to pluck up
- to plumb the depths
- To pocket a ball
- To pocket an insult
- To point a rope
- To point a sail
- To point at
- To point off
- To point the yards
- To point well
- To poke fun
- To poke fun at
- To poke fun at
- to poke one's nose into
- To polish off
- To poll a jury
- To pop off
- To pop the question
- To pop the question
- To post off
- To post over
- to pour oil on troubled waters
- to pour/throw cold water
- to praise to the skies
- To pray in aid
- To preach down
- To preach up
- To preserve game
- to press the flesh
- To prey on
- to prick up one's ears
- To prime a pump
- to prime the pump
- To promise one's self
- To Promote Safety
- To propose to one's self
- To protest a bill
- To publish a will
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