off-switch
/ˈɒfswɪtʃ/noun
A switch which turns something off. Frequently (and in earliest use) figurative.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in William Locke (1863–1930), novelist. From off + switch.
- Rowland mounting
- Rowland ring
- Rowland's circle
- Rowland's ghost
- Rowland's grating
- Rowland's mounting
- Rowlandson, Thomas
- Rowley rag
- Rowling, J. K.
- rowlock
- row marker
- row matrix
- rown
- rowner
- row note
- Rowntree
- row-off
- row over
- row port
- row-raddie
- row-raddy
- row someone down
- row someone out
- row system
- rowth