offend, v. [displease], [affront], [provoke], [mortify], [exasperate], [incense], [wound], [shock].
offender, n. delinquent, [wrong-doer], trespasser, malefactor, [culprit], [criminal].
offense, n. [crime], [wrong], [sin], [outrage], indignity; [displeasure], [resentment], [dudgeon], [umbrage]; [misdemeanor], [transgression], delinquency, [trespass].
offensive, a. [obnoxious], displeasing, [noisome], [distasteful], [insolent], [abusive], aggressive, [assailant], [fetid], [disagreeable], opprobrious, [scurrilous], [fulsome].
offer, v. [tender], proffer, propose, propound, [volunteer], [bid]; immolate, [sacrifice].
offer, n. [tender], proposition, [bid], [overture], proffer.
offering, n. [overture], proposition, [bid]; [sacrifice], oblation; offertory; corban.
offhand, a. extemporaneous, [impromptu], improvised, [unstudied].
office, n. [duty], [function], [service], [work], [charge], [trust], [business].
office-holder, n. [officer], official, functionary, placeman.