Come off it
phrase
Stop pretending or saying something not believed by others.
Oh, come off it, you didn't really think you could win the lottery, did you?

Often appears as...
- oh
- come off it
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial, Idiomatic
phrase
Stop pretending or saying something not believed by others.
Oh, come off it, you didn't really think you could win the lottery, did you?

Often appears as...
- oh
- come off it
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial, Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Skepticism Expressed
Use it to show disbelief or doubt about what someone is saying.

Come off it, there's no way you finished the project in one night.
Casual Tone
It's casual and best used in informal conversations among friends.

Come off it, you're not going to wear that to the beach, are you?
Challenge Untruths
Employ the phrase when challenging someone who you think is not being honest.

You've read all these books in a week? Come off it!
Skepticism Expressed
Use it to show disbelief or doubt about what someone is saying.

Come off it, there's no way you finished the project in one night.
Casual Tone
It's casual and best used in informal conversations among friends.

Come off it, you're not going to wear that to the beach, are you?
Challenge Untruths
Employ the phrase when challenging someone who you think is not being honest.

You've read all these books in a week? Come off it!
Skepticism Expressed
Use it to show disbelief or doubt about what someone is saying.

Come off it, there's no way you finished the project in one night.
Casual Tone
It's casual and best used in informal conversations among friends.

Come off it, you're not going to wear that to the beach, are you?
Challenge Untruths
Employ the phrase when challenging someone who you think is not being honest.

You've read all these books in a week? Come off it!
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