verb
Internet Slang
log off
· verb · internet
Affectionate command to stop posting before you make it worse.
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A reply telling someone — gently or not — to close the app before they dig their hole deeper. Used when a tweet is so unhinged, so embarrassing, or so cooked that the kindest thing a stranger can do is suggest touching grass. Often appended with 'king' or 'queen' to soften the kill shot.
“Bro tweeted about his ex at 3am with a Bible verse attached. Log off, king.”
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log off In A Sentence
Bro tweeted about his ex at 3am with a Bible verse attached. Log off, king.
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What does log off mean as slang?
It's an affectionate command telling someone to stop posting before they make things worse for themselves.
How do you use log off in a sentence?
"Buddy, log off" is a gentle way of saying you should quit while you're behind online.
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