putting-off
/ˌpʊtɪŋˈɒf/(also puttin'-aff)
adjective
Disconcerting; off-putting; repellent.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in Evening News (Glasgow). From putting, present participle of put + off, after to put off.
- to immanentize the eschaton
- Tojo, Hideki
- tokamak
- tokay
- tokay gecko
- toke
- to keep the home fires burning
- Tokelau
- Tokelauan
- token
- tokenise
- tokenism
- tokenist
- tokenistic
- tokenize
- token money
- token ring
- toker
- to kingdom come
- tokkin
- tokkin fund
- Toklas, Alice B.
- to know a good thing when one sees it
- to know a hawk from a hernshaw
- tokoloshe