clockoff
verbUK /ˈklɒk.ɒf/
US /ˈklɑːk.ɔːf/
To clock off means to finish your work and stop for the day.
I clock off at five o'clock every Friday.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To record your leaving time on a time clock.
She clocked off and headed straight home.
3. To stop paying attention to something, as if ending a task.
My brain clocks off during long meetings.
4. To end a period of activity or effort.
The team clocked off after the big project was done.