sling off
Take something off quickly by throwing it, or (in Australia) make fun of someone.
Meanings
To remove a piece of clothing or an object quickly and carelessly by throwing it.
"She slung off her jacket and collapsed onto the sofa."
(Australian/NZ English) To mock, tease, or speak disparagingly about someone.
"The other kids were always slinging off at him for being the new student."
Has two quite different senses depending on dialect. The sense of removing clothing carelessly is broadly understood. The Australian sense of mocking or insulting someone ('sling off at someone') is specific to Australian and New Zealand English and may not be understood by British or American speakers.
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