Usage of "off-the-wall"

Conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.

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Usage of off-the-wall in English

Trump's off-the-wall accusations, tantrums and defiance illustrate the need for parental control. 
 The Guardian 

I had a totally off-the-wall connection between Mo and the drug dealers. 
 Three to get deadly and four to score 

He found it hard to consider the ramifications, the idea was so off-the-wall. 
 Moonfall 

There are enough off-the-wall characters in our family that the stories are limitless. 
 Ebony 

Some are off-the-wall bonkers, and some are grounded in historical precedent. 
 Wired 

The four days are packed with trad music sessions and off-the-wall activities and competitions. 
 The Irish Times 

Torrents of arguments, some good arguments, mixed up with bad arguments, and off-the-wall arguments. 
 The Irish Times 

Take special note of the Nuovo Award, where off-the-wall, experimental art games are celebrated. 
 Wired 

And Myra said that one day Larry told her this really off-the-wall story about Mo. 
 Three to get deadly and four to score 

Students asked off-the-wall questions-andgot answers courtesy of Google. 
 Wired 

I will, instead, completely off-the-wall estimate the water velocity and then calculate the flow rate. 
 Wired 

If you're an investor, you should expect more off-the-wall acquisitions and product cancellations from Google. 
 The Guardian 

The idea, like so many cooked up in cyberspace, seems at once off-the-wall and inspired. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of off-the-wall in English