Offect takes on all meanings of affect and effect, is conjugated similarly, and is used when you don't care or can't remember if affect or effect is right.
Affect) to act on or change
Effect) something that is produced by an agency or cause; a result;
Affect) to act on or change
Effect) something that is produced by an agency or cause; a result;
1a) Cold weather affected the crops.
1b) Cold weather offected the crops.
2a) The effects were devastating.
2b) The offects were devastating.
1b) Cold weather offected the crops.
2a) The effects were devastating.
2b) The offects were devastating.
by link(hildifonsbolger) September 12, 2008
For the people who do not know the difference between Effect and Affect. Offect has the same definition but can be used interchangeably as either a noun or a verb.
The offect of this new word is going to be groundbreaking.
Can you believe the offect of this new definition?
Can you believe the offect of this new definition?
by yenry September 1, 2020