English to English Dictionary

Off-Chance

A slight or remote possibility.

Off-Duty

Not engaged in work or duty; free from responsibilities.

Off-Hour

A period of time that is outside of regular working hours.

Off-Peak Hours

Times during which demand for a service or resource is lower than usual.

Off-The-Books

Referring to financial transactions or activities that are not officially recorded or reported.

Off-brand

A product that is not from a well-known or famous manufacturer; a generic or lesser-known brand.

Off-roader

A motor vehicle specially equipped for driving on unpaved surfaces such as sand, mud, snow, or rocky terrain.

Off-the-Rack

Referring to clothing that is mass-produced and available for immediate purchase, rather than custom-made.

Off-the-mark

Not accurate, correct, or true; missing the intended target or goal.

Off-the-shelf

Made for general use or immediate sale rather than being custom-made or specially designed for a particular customer.

Off-the-shelf component

A ready-made, mass-produced part or software module that can be purchased and integrated directly into a system without requiring custom modification.

Offbeat humor

A form of comedy that is unconventional, eccentric, unorthodox, and distinct from mainstream comedic styles.