Offer

VERB: To present something for someone to accept or decline at their own free will.

NOUN: An proposition to perform or give something if someone wishes so.

VERB: "I have nothing to 'offer' you other than this money."

NOUN:. "He refused my 'offer' to help him pay for it."

by leb199079 February 25, 2019

offer

a onf wyatt, yuto, and seungjun, also called as off team, stans.

oh she likes onf's off team she must be an offer.

by stanONF September 30, 2020

offer you out

1970's Northeastern Philadelphia slang inviting someone to have a fist fight.

I heard what you said about my sister. I offer you out. Meet me on the corner by Mitch's at three thirty.

by Boardwalk Broad April 25, 2011

offer out

verb: to offer someone out is to challenge someone to a fistfight, usually just to see if they're up to it but sometimes with serious intentions to harm. used commonly in the south boston projects

"That kid looks like he ain't from around here, go offer him out"

"I ain't gonna waste my time to offer out a shrimp like that"

by googleplex September 3, 2007

Offer it up

To offer it up is to test fit something before permanently securing it in place.

A Mechanic was building a set of Exhaust Headers and he had to offer up to the Engine a couple of times to make it fit.
While cutting a Rafter for a Roof a Carpenter had to offer it up a few times to make it fit correctly.

by G666 August 9, 2018

offer soup

A term meaning too complex to be meaningful. More ideas than necessary or even useful. Also implies a lack of focus.

Derived from improv, its original use was typically reserved for scenes that weren't working due to too much happening on stage.

Yikes, that last scene was about everything but the kitchen sink! Offer soup anyone?

Dang, Pirates of the Carribbean Three was totally offer soup.

by Sue Dunham February 11, 2010

offer a hand

To give someone pleasure, and get something you want in return.

I will offer a hand if you buy me diamonds?.

by JailBait33 May 16, 2018