n. extreme displeasure caused by an insult or slight; the team that has the ball or puck and is trying to score
His friend took offense at the joke. OR The offense scored a touchdown.
His friend took offense at the joke. OR The offense scored a touchdown.
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He commited an indictable offense.
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For what offense did Bright Morning believe the gods had punished her brother?
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The offense scored a touchdown.
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The treasonable offense was punishable by hanging.
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What offense put Ma Mcleary in prison?
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Slander is an actionable offense.
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Parking on the wrong side of the street is a finable offense.
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His lack of professionalism was a dischargeable offense.
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Parking on the wrong side of the street is a fineable offense.
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To do so is a citable offense and can be dangerous.
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The misappropriation of funds was a criminal offense.
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outrage; affront; insult; resentment
pleasure; defense
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