'say off' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
If you mean to say 'cut off,' then you could use that phrase in a sentence like this: The announcer said to cut off the conversation at precisely 8:00 pm.
orf — the right way to say "off".
I wouldn't say off the cuff but you know, play what you see.
Highways, even if plowed, remained icy and treacherous, and officials were still advising drivers to say off the roads and take mass transit.
Now Syrians say off to milit hosp August 30, 2013 Jeremy Bowen (@BowenBBC) perhaps steady govt shelling this AM of rebel suburbs made trip there too dangerous.
"I'll never go near a beach again," I said as I crawled around our apartment -- I was ordered to say off my poor bandaged feet for a week.
I was, as they say, off to the races.
Yearbook makers say off-color, offensive or caustic items in yearbooks are increasing across the country.
Aid agencies say off-site education is not a sustainable solution "in concept", but would be a watershed for a country where the incidence of teenage pregnancy is so high.
Rumours persist that, really, they are recording a Clipse reunion but he remains coy on that topic, going only so far as to say: "Off-the-wall music, off-the-wall beat patterns, off-the-wall flows.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, November 25 , 1939P. 77 The Bowie Handicap was named in honor of a former governor of the State of Maryland; what member of the family the Bowie track was named for I can't say off-hand.
Amateur explorers point out that the number of incidents is small compared with those attendant to, say, off-road bikes or all-terrain vehicles.
