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Definition of offer
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Offer (v. t.)
Attempt;
endeavor;
essay;
as, he made an offer to catch the
ball..
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Corsepresent
::
Corsepresent
(n.) An
offering
made to the
church
at the
interment
of a dead body.
Incense
::
Incense
(n.) The
perfume
or odors
exhaled
from
spices
and gums when
burned
in
celebrating
religious
rites or as an
offering
to some
deity.
Immolator
::
Immolator
(n.) One who
offers
in
sacrifice;
specifically,
one of a sect of
Russian
fanatics
who
practice
self-mutilatio
and
sacrifice..
Oblation
::
Oblation
(n.) The act of
offering,
or of
making
an
offering..
Neuvaines
::
Neuvaines
(n. pl.)
Prayers
offered
up for nine
successive
days.
Present
::
Present
(a.) To
nominate
to an
ecclesiastical
benefice;
to offer to the
bishop
or
ordinary
as a
candidate
for
institution.
Stale
::
Stale (v. t.)
Something
set, or
offered
to view, as an
allurement
to draw
others
to any place or
purpose;
a
decoy;
a stool
pigeon..
Coffer
::
Coffer
(v. t.) To put into a
coffer.
Hobson''s Choice
::
Hobson's
choice
() A
choice
without
an
alternative;
the thing
offered
or
nothing.
Alternative
::
Alternative
(n.) A
choice
between
more than two
things;
one of
several
things
offered
to
choose
among.
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To offer one's self, or to be
offered,
as a
candidate..
Reasoning
::
Reasoning
(n.) That which is
offered
in
argument;
proofs
or
reasons
when
arranged
and
developed;
course
of
argument.
Licitation
::
Licitation
(n.) The act of
offering
for sale to the
highest
bidder.
Oblate
::
Oblate
(a.) One of an
association
of
priests
or
religious
women who have
offered
themselves
to the
service
of the
church.
There are three such
associations
of
priests,
and one of
women,
called
oblates..
Tender
::
Tender
(v. t.) To offer in
payment
or
satisfaction
of a
demand,
in order to save a
penalty
or
forfeiture;
as, to
tender
the
amount
of rent or
debt..
Choose
::
Choose
(v. t.) To make
choice
of; to
select;
to take by way of
preference
from two or more
objects
offered;
to
elect;
as, to
choose
the least of two
evils..
Alternative
::
Alternative
(n.)
Either
of two
things
or
propositions
offered
to one's
choice.
Thus when two
things
offer a
choice
of one only, the two
things
are
called
alternatives..
Express
::
Express
(a.) To make or offer a
representation
of; to show by a copy or
likeness;
to
represent;
to
resemble.
Sacrifice
::
Sacrifice
(n.) To make an
offering
of; to
consecrate
or
present
to a
divinity
by way of
expiation
or
propitiation,
or as a token
acknowledgment
or
thanksgiving;
to
immolate
on the altar of God, in order to atone for sin, to
procure
favor,
or to
express
thankfulness;
as, to
sacrifice
an ox or a
sheep..
Pentecost
::
Pentecost
(n.) A
solemn
festival
of the Jews; -- so
called
because
celebrated
on the
fiftieth
day
(seven
weeks)
after the
second
day of the
Passover
(which
fell on the
sixteenth
of the
Jewish
month
Nisan);
-- hence
called,
also, the Feast of
Weeks.
At this
festival
an
offering
of the first
fruits
of the
harvest
was made. By the Jews it was
generally
regarded
as
commemorative
of the gift of the law on the
fiftieth
day after the
departure
from
Egypt..
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