putoff
nounUK /ˈpʊtɒf/
US /ˈpʊtɔːf/
A putoff is something that makes you not want to do something.
The long line at the ride was a real putoff for the kids.
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2. An excuse used to delay doing something.
He used a putoff about being too busy to avoid the chore.
3. A person who keeps delaying or postponing things.
She's such a putoff that her homework is always late.
4. The act of postponing something to a later time.
The meeting's putoff until next week upset everyone.