Search results for 'off':

off the hook (adjective) : slang; crazy, awesome, wonderful or amazing; of a superior quality

Too bad you were grounded because Roger's party was off the hook!

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Jan. 09, 2008 10:09

offage (noun) : difference, in either overage or shortage, from a predetermined amount (as in cash); outage; variance.

The teller was reprimanded for having an offage in her cash drawer.

Submitted by: Sharon Ziebe from North Dakota on Dec. 21, 2005 15:51

office (verb) : to occupy a location as one's place of business

The personnel are currently officed in multiple leased facilities at lower overall cost. —Margaret Dorman, Smith International, Inc Earnings Conference Call transcript, 1/30/06

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 07, 2006 16:42

office-talk (noun) : 1) a language used only within the confines of an office setting, examples are "pencil me in" and "please advise" 2) a manner of speaking to employees in order to pacify them

My boss told me he would give me a raise, but I knew that was just office-talk.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on May. 02, 2007 17:20

officemate (noun) : a fellow worker: colleague

Gil usually borrows things from his officemate.

Submitted by: J.C. Moore from Pennsylvania on Jul. 15, 2008 12:54

officeware (noun) : The disposable dishware and utensils some people bring to the office.

Submitted by: J.C. from Pennsylvania on Aug. 14, 2007 10:42

officiality (noun) : official or factual status

I use social networking sites to determine the officiality of someone's relationship status.

Submitted by: Tyler B & Jake M from South Carolina on Jul. 17, 2008 16:31

officialized (verb) : to take paperwork or legal documents and have them made official: i.e. notarized, signed by a Judge, or other "Official" recognition

You need to take this Auto Title and get it officialized.

Submitted by: j bell from Texas on Feb. 05, 2006 22:52

Officle (noun) : A cubicle with high walls to give more privacy but ultimately failing to do so. Some companies try to pass them off as offices.

We couldn't get you a traditional office, but this officle should allow you to have private conversations at work.

Submitted by: Gates from North Carolina on Apr. 26, 2007 15:00

offitics (noun) : office politics; characterized by dealing with a chain of command and it's not 'what' a person knows, but rather 'who' he/she knows, usually this has to do with hiring and receiving raises/promotions

I really think it is because of offitics that I have been passed up for promotions while others with less qualifications have gotten them.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Sep. 05, 2007 11:50

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