gets off
Leaves the bus
Gets off has several meanings depending on context.
To get off a bus or plane is to exit.
To get off work is to finish for the day: What time do you get off?
To get off easy is to receive a lighter punishment than expected.
To get off on something is to derive pleasure from it, often with sexual or deviant connotations: He really gets off on power.
Vulgar slang uses get off to mean reach orgasm.
Without penalty or harm
- unpunishedLacking deserved consequences
- acquittedDeclared legally innocent
- walksTravels by foot
- clearedFound not guilty
charges dropped · let go · dodges · slips away · evades · exonerated · vindicated · dismissal
To descend and settle
dismount · climb down · gangway · dock · pier · landing · ashore · platform
Intense pleasurable excitements
- enjoysTakes pleasure in
- lovesFeels deep affection for
- delightsGives intense pleasure
- relishesEnjoys with keen appreciation
savors · kicks · buzz · rush · excitement · arousal · stimulation · gratification
Registers end of shift
- finishesBrings to an end
- leavesTree's photosynthetic organs
- quitsVoluntarily stops or departs
- shiftsMoves or work periods
punches out · wraps up · closing time · quitting time · end of day · weekend · evening · home
scot-free
Without penalty or harm
- unpunishedLacking deserved consequences
- acquittedDeclared legally innocent
- walksTravels by foot
charges dropped · cleared · let go · dodges · slips away · evades · exonerated · vindicated · dismissal · loophole
alight
To descend and settle
debark · dismount · climb down · gangway · dock · pier · landing · ashore · platform · terminal
thrills
Intense pleasurable excitements
relishes · savors · kicks · buzz · rush · excitement · arousal · stimulation · gratification · satisfaction
clocks out
Registers end of shift
shifts · punches out · wraps up · closing time · quitting time · end of day · weekend · evening · home · commute
mails
Dispatches via post
- dispatchesOfficial urgent messages
- postsPublished online content
- shipsSeagoing vessels
delivers · transmits · forwards · courier · parcel · letter · package · deadline · express · priority