Ofer
To not be successful in a series of attempts at a task. Heard frequently in a sporting context =Ending his 30-game hitting streak, Albert Puhols went ofer on the day, with two strikeouts, a More…
off-line
broken, out of order =this word is used to describe appliances or other machines that have a metaphorical network, so they are being called “offline” when they cease to function properly. More…
Offense
(zero derivation) To perform well on offense (as in football). This word is a zero derivation of the noun ‘offense’. Offense, which does not have a commonly used verb form, has been More…
Offensieve
(offensive and sieve) When someone lacks a filter in their brain for offensive topics. =This relates to the imaginary filter that most people have in their brains, or the mental checkpoints More…