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adjective
not on the main topic; irrelevant to the discussion:
to delete off-topic comments on a blog.
Abbreviation:
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Main Entry:
off-topic
Part of Speech:
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Definition:
differing from the main topic; not relevant
Etymology:
1982-87
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