throw-off

A start in a hunt or a race.

A race in which a contestant is paid to deliberately lose.

A control that engages or disengages part of the mechanism on a device without having to turn the device off.

A throw taken to resume play, such as after a goal or at the start of a period.

Income minus expenses and depreciation (before tax).

A discount on a debt or invoice due to a problem with the asset being paid for.

The act of flinging or throwing something off.

Something that is flung or thrown off.

The deflection of a projectile at an angle.

Something that has been discarded; a castoff.

A red herring; something intended to throw people off.

Something that is done, made, or said informally, on the side, or off-the-cuff.

A byproduct, spinoff, or incidental creation.