[Slang] THAT'S OFF THE HOOK. - Unlock the Secrets of Praising Exceptionally in English
That's off the hook.
/ðæts ɔf ðə hʊk/
Exceptionally good; beyond expectations.
That's off the hook" typically means something is incredibly impressive or has exceeded expectations. Originally from telephone lingo meaning not being literally "on the hook," it has evolved to a compliment of the highest order. It's perfect for describing events, parties, or performances that were unexpectedly amazing.
Example Sentences
This party is off the hook!
The party is exceptionally good or exciting.
Your new car is off the hook, man!
The speaker admires the new car immensely, indicating it’s impressive.
The concert last night was totally off the hook, you should've come.
The quality of the concert was extremely good and highly enjoyable.