throw off
• rid oneself of something.
• "he was struggling to throw off a viral-hepatitis problem"
• take off a garment hastily.
• "when I got home, I threw off my coat"
Similar:
put on quickly,
pull on,
drag on,
don quickly,
slip into,
• disconcert or confuse someone.
• "I think the sudden change in weather has thrown me off a bit"
• write or utter something in an offhand manner.
• "Thomas threw off the question lightly"
• begin hunting.
• "many packs would not have thrown off at all on such a morning"
throw-off
noun
• the release of the hounds at the start of a hunt.
