Offsend

Origin

From - + off + send.

Full definition of offsend

Noun

1. (rare) A dismissal; the act of sending away.
• 1924, , Report of the Speaking Following the Dinner to Dr. Alfred Worcester, at the Hotel Somerset, Boston, December 1, 1924, out of the service as quietly as I had entered some thirty years before; the kind of an offsend I then escaped was of the official, obligatory stamp, while this, tonight, has been prompted by no external circumstance

Verb

1. (rare) To send; to emit.
• 1890, W.S. Simpson, M.D.,
• 1918, H.S. Rich and and Company (publisher),
• 1960, ,
• 1977, University of the West Indies (Cave Hill, Barbados), Faculty of Law,