How to pronounce “keep off the street”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of keep off the streets.

Practice Nearby Words

keep off the streets, stay back, leave off, put on the brakes, knock off someone's block, knock off, knock it off, get off, stay out, walk the streets, stave off, stop someone in their tracks, keep one's nose clean, take a long walk off a short pier, kick to the kerb, streetproof, stay mum, get off someone's back, keep someone on their toes, shove off, keep one's peace, keep the wolf from the door, warn, hop off, keep it between the ditches, hit the streets, stay on, swear off, play hookie, go and play in the traffic, fend away, stay put, stay behind, stand off, make a stand, go play in traffic, pull over, go off the reservation, get out of someone's face, keep to one's knitting, keep to one's own knitting, go and play in traffic, drive off, set off, run off, get about, keep one's head on one's shoulders, take a walk on the wild side, stay the distance, keep the show on the road, come off, keep an eye out, keep one's eyes peeled, keep the powder dry, step off, go straight, keep one's head above the water, par off, walk away from, put oneself out of the way, switch off, keep it moving, play hooky, get on someone's wrong side, bog off, stay at home, hit the road, take to the bricks, run someone off their feet, 'tend to one's knitting, step out of line, run out of town, fall off the wagon, beat off with a stick, put the cabosh on, keep one's hands to oneself, stay in, pipe off, hold out, keep it together, stick to one's own knitting, get off at haymarket, do off, goof off, sod off, chuck off, stop out, back off, keep one's mouth shut, elbow, bump off, keep one's guard up, stay in one's lane, outstay one's welcome, beak off, run along, sit on one's hands, tee off, run afoul of, keep on keeping on

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