throwoff

noun8

1. •
   The act of flinging off

   • Figure 5.40b shows the case of a dam produced by two delayed throwoff blasts in one slope; the upper charge (or row) is fired first and the lower one within a certain interval. — 1979
2. •
   Something thrown off

   • Assuming a bloody instrument being swung in an arc, can you tell us what you mean by weapon throwoff and what causes it? — 1966
3. •
   Alternative form of throw-off.
4. •
   Income minus expenses and depreciation

   • Adding to his depreciation of $750,000, he would have a cash throwoff of $1,100,000. — 1956
5. •
   Control for disengaging a mechanism

   • The impression throwoff lever and starting and stopping buttons are similar to those found on the other presses. — 1963
6. •
   Deflection of a projectile

   • We can use the analogy of a vacuum trajectory to examine the lateral throwoff effect generated by either a static or a dynamic imbalance. — 2018
7. •
   Incidental creation

   • Is it your understanding that genetic damage by radiation so increases the balance that it would upset the throwoff rate established naturally? — 1956
8. •
   Something off-the-cuff

   • In talking to them they will drop another name and we will check that one throwoff. — 1955