
What does “Off the wall” mean?
“Off the wall” means very strange and surprising.
Example: Her idea was off the wall, but we loved it.
Emoji clue: power off button, brick wall
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“Off the wall” means very strange and surprising.
Example: Her idea was off the wall, but we loved it.
Emoji clue: power off button, brick wall

“The writing on the wall” means a sign that bad news is coming.
Example: We saw the writing on the wall and found new jobs.
Emoji clue: writing hand, ON arrow, brick wall

“A fly on the wall” means someone who watches in secret.
Example: I would love to be a fly on the wall at that meeting.
Emoji clue: airplane, ON arrow, brick wall

“Hit a wall” means stop because you are tired or a problem is too big.
Example: After two hours of study, I hit a wall and took a break.
Emoji clue: fist, brick wall

“Back against the wall” means in a hard place with no way out.
Example: With no money left, he has his back against the wall.
Emoji clue: back arrow, VS button, brick wall
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