off-the-wall in the PONS Dictionary

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It's great, off-the-wall, and totally engaging.
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Only the news you need -- bringing you five mainstream and five off-the-wall news stories each day!
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With that said, many games have gone the route of completely weird, and even off-the-wall insane.
mashable.com
The show centered around prank phone calls and off-the-wall comedy sketches.
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He finished his review by calling the show a pretty awesome piece of refreshing off-the-wall comedy and wrote that it's humorously animated, brazenly silly and almost always funny.
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Other times you do something off-the-wall and everyone loves it.
www.washingtonpost.com
Its anarchic, off-the-wall and eye-poppingly innovative.
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He called the book an off-the-wall, one-of-a-kind game supplement which turned out to be one of the best in many a moon.
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The show was very popular for its unscripted, spontaneous and off-the-wall party games between two teams of cast members with celebrity guests and audience participants.
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This off-the-wall show ran for over two years, producing nearly 400 episodes.
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