Hi ovair,
Get off
- Escape punishment
Because this was his first offense, I bet he will get off with only a warning.
- Leave a bus, train, etc.
If you're looking for Center City, you need to get off at the next station. (I don't see this as phrasal - "off" is a true preposition here.)
- Finish, leave work
What time do you get off tonight? My shift doesn't end until 7.
- Start a journey
I'd like to get off to an early start tomorrow. Will you be ready to leave by 6?
- Help a baby or child sleep
I'm not familiar with this use
- Orgasm, have sex
(Note: This is a bit vulgar. I wouldn't use this with my mother.) He really gets off thinking about Elizabeth Hurley when he has sex with his wife.
- Manage to fire a gun
The bank robber got off two shots before being overpowered by the guard. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
- Stop talking on the phone
Oops. The kids are home. I've got to get off now. Talk to you soon!
- Write or send letters, messages, etc
I'm not famaliar with this use.
- Say or write something funny
I'm not familiar with this you.