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No we don't say that. We would only say that it tastes off. We really only use the opposite with regards to events, this event is on, Daniell's birthday surpris

No we don't say that. We would only say that it tastes off. We really only use the opposite with regards to events, this event is on, Daniell's birthday surprise is on, etc.

keiferski 5y ago
Right, the usage is the same in the US. If an event is proceeding ahead as planned, it’s on.
furiens 5y ago
As well as an event, a drink on tap can be ‘on’ or ‘off’, to refer to its availability.