Question

get
  off

Accepted Answer

1 to
  leave 9a bus, train etc): I get off at the next stop. We all got off the bus.
  2 to leave (a place): I mkust be getting off now. It's time you got off to
  school. 3 to take off or remove (clothes, marks etc) I can't get my boots
  off. I'll never get these stains off (my dress). 4 (usually with with) to (
  cause or help someone to )  receive
  little or no punishment ( after doing wrong): The thief got off with a small
  fine. the thief's lawyer got him off with a small fine. 5 to manage  not to do (something that one doesn't want
  to do): I got off digging the garden this week by pretending to feel ill. 6
  to stop talking writing etc about (something) ; to change (the subject which ,
  please ? We've rather got off the subject.

I Leave Small Fine 9a Bus Train Stop