To let off

Definition of To let off

	To discharge; to let fly, as an arrow; to fire the charge of, as a gun.
	To release, as from an engagement or obligation.

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to learn by heart
To learn by rote
To leave alone
To leave no stone unturned
To leave off
To leave one in the lurch
To leave one out in the cold
To leave one to himself
To leave out
To leave to one's self
To lend a hand
To lend one's ears
To let alone
To let be
To let blood
To let down
To let drive
To let fly
To let in
To let loose
-To let off-
To let on
To let out
To let run
To let slide
To let slip
To let the cat out of the bag
To let up
To levy a fine
To levy blackmail
To levy on goods and chattels
To levy war
To lick into shape
To lick the dust
To lick the spittle of
To lick up
To lie along the shore
To lie at the door of
To lie at the heart
To lie at the mercy of
To lie by

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