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Discover Ludwig"shooting off" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of quickly leaving a place or embarking on an activity. For example, "I was shooting off to the airport when I remembered I had forgotten my passport."
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shooting off
verb
Present participle of shoot off
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Shooting off hostile e-mail anonymously.
"It's like shooting off a cannon".
Rays of gas and dust were shooting off its surface.
"Meteorites were burning inside my head, stars shooting off".
"He was turning, spinning and shooting off the glass.
"They won't win the game by shooting off their mouths.
But more because they enjoy shooting off their mouths.
And what if the amoeba has weird tentacles shooting off in different directions?
"I understand they're shooting off fireworks back in Wichita," Marshall said.
So I'll be shooting off to Spain to see them and whatever will be, will be.
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"Other than skeet-shooting off the back of the boat".
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