Meaning: charts 
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n.
a visual display of information
a map designed to assist navigation by air or sea
v.
make a chart of
plan in detail
represent by means of a graph
off the charts Idiom, Proverb
off the charts
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(about a score, number, price, etc.) far college or bigger than normal: Gas prices are off the charts, authoritative this an big-ticket winter for home heating. ♢ The acknowledgment has been off the charts. Everybody admired it.Learn more: chart, off
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off one's head off one's head, rocker, etc. off one's rocker off pat off plumb off rocker off season off somebody's hands off someone's back off someone's feet off someone's hands off subject off the (starting) blocks off the air off the back of a lorry off the back of a truck off the bat off the beam off the beaten path off the beaten track off the blocks off the boat off the boil off the books off the chain off the charts off the clock off the cuff off the deep end off the deep end, to go off the face of the earth off the grid off the ground off the hook off the hook, to get/to be let off the hooks off the map off the mark off the pace off the peg off the rack off the radar off the rails off the record off the reel off the reservation off the road off the shelf off the subject off the table off the top of (one's) head
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