Used in business to describe communication outside of the normal channel, or defered to a later time.
Durind a discussion with a large group of people, an issue may be "taken offline" so that it can be discussed by a smaller group of people at a later time.
Durind a discussion with a large group of people, an issue may be "taken offline" so that it can be discussed by a smaller group of people at a later time.
During a conference call: “This discussion doesn't pertain to everyone here, you and I can take it offline.”
by nickadfghjkl October 22, 2008
by Neil Roberts April 5, 2005
by Lol_idk June 6, 2009
The act of signing offline immediately upon being sent an instant message by someone you don't want to talk to. This can also be done abruptly in the middle of a convo as if to say "piss off, I'm done".
Dude #1: "Yo, that really annoying chick is IMing me again! what should i say?"
Dude #2: "Nothing, Offline the bitch"
Dude #2: "Nothing, Offline the bitch"
by Sir Edward Heavypants August 13, 2009
Our team was online and ready. We went to their base, and destroyed everything using rockets and explosive ammo. They were all offline. We stole or destroyed absolutely everything, and offlined them real good!
by ViperGeek April 27, 2021
by Vicrum December 19, 2007
when someone you are talking to online on facebook chat or msn etc goes offline in the middle of a conversation without saying bye.
by dramaqueen94 March 31, 2011