keepoff
phrasal verbUK /ˌkiːp ˈɒf/
US /ˌkiːp ˈɔːf/
To stay away from something or not touch it.
Please keep off the wet paint.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To prevent something from touching or harming something else.
This spray keeps off the mosquitoes.
3. To not step or walk on an area.
The sign says to keep off the grass.
4. To stop using or eating something.
The doctor told him to keep off sugar.
5. To avoid talking about a subject.
Let's keep off that topic at dinner.