take something off somebody's hands

"Then let's meet him earlier and take the money off his hands."

I just want to take that worry off your hands.

That deal will take another old problem from the middle of the last century off our hands, he said.

You say no state in its right mind would take this bunch off our hands?

Because he was grateful to me for taking William off his hands.

"Take your daughter off her hands - for a few weeks at least."

Something that would take some awful pressure or problem off their hands.

"It looks like you'll need to find someone else to take these ladies off your hands."

Maybe take the girls off her hands a few hours every week.

I'd be more than happy to take a few off her hands!