gone off
No longer fresh
Gone off describes something that has spoiled or become unfit for consumption: This milk has gone off.
Primarily British, it applies to food past its prime.
The phrase also means exploded or discharged: The alarm gone off woke everyone.
Someone who has gone off something has lost interest in it: I've gone off coffee lately.
Decomposed fat's quality
- putridDecomposed and foul-smelling
- staleNo longer fresh
- moldyCovered in fungal growth
- curdledSolidified into lumps
sour · tainted · decomposed · fermented · turned · decayed · contaminated · foul
Departed or portside
headed out · disappeared · split · bolted · fled · absconded · eloped · escaped
Burst violently outward
- firedTerminated from employment
- dischargedOfficially let go
- triggeredCaused to activate
- blastedDestroyed or damned
detonated · ignited · bang · boom · shot · alarm · sounded · activated
- over itNo longer affected
- unenthusiasticWithout eagerness or passion
- disenchantedLost one's illusions
- disillusionedFreed from false beliefs
indifferent · fed up · disaffected · jaded
rancid
Decomposed fat's quality
curdled · sour · tainted · decomposed · fermented · turned · decayed · contaminated · foul · musty
left
Departed or portside
headed out · vanished · disappeared · split · bolted · fled · absconded · eloped · escaped
exploded
Burst violently outward
- firedTerminated from employment
- dischargedOfficially let go
- triggeredCaused to activate
blasted · detonated · ignited · bang · boom · shot · alarm · sounded · activated · erupted
lost interest
- over itNo longer affected
- unenthusiasticWithout eagerness or passion
- disenchantedLost one's illusions
disillusioned · indifferent · fed up · disaffected · jaded