Something someone says right before saying something that may be offensive. as opposed to, say, not saying anything offensive at all.
by LordXeras January 6, 2011
Describes a statement politically or ideologically inconvenient, esp. in the judgment of one having no knowledge of the matter at hand. Often used to stifle further discussion or pander to the lowest common denominator. Cf: fair and balanced.
The television special on evolution was cancelled because it might be considered offensive by viewers who feel threatened by science.
by xaonon January 25, 2006
by NotNickS July 20, 2015
by Killing Kittens October 14, 2004
1.The 2009 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They have no offense.
2. Something that is used by someone to make it sound acceptable.
2. Something that is used by someone to make it sound acceptable.
1. Man the Bucs defense played well last week at Wembley but their offense just sucked. They have no offense.
2. No offense Kipper but your sister has the ugliest bitch i've ever seen. You'd have to be totally wasted to take a ride on her.
2. No offense Kipper but your sister has the ugliest bitch i've ever seen. You'd have to be totally wasted to take a ride on her.
by Dreamcast October 29, 2009
Bob: No offense Joe, but I hate you so much that I pray for your death daily. You're just a motherfucking cuntlicking son-of-a-bitch asswipe that needs to fuck off and die. You fuck your mother's vulva for fun.
Joe: Oh, that's okay, 'cause you said 'No offense'.
Joe: Oh, that's okay, 'cause you said 'No offense'.
by Jimbo, M.D. September 4, 2011
Used for pointing out something negative while trying not to offend someone. People now use this to offend without repercussions. Stupid shits.
by RiotRanger June 11, 2010