noun
General Slang
offie
· noun · scouse
The off-licence — corner shop that sells the booze.
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The off-licence — a shop licensed to sell alcohol for drinking elsewhere. Widely used across the UK, not exclusively Scouse, but a daily fixture of Liverpool vocabulary. The pre-party pit stop.
“Quick stop at the offie before we head to his.”
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offie In A Sentence
Quick stop at the offie before we head to his.
Origin & Usage
Variants
offy
People Also Ask
What does offie mean in British slang?
Offie is short for the off-licence — the corner shop that sells alcohol.
How do you use offie in a sentence?
"I'm nipping to the offie for some cans."
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