offerings
- 1Plural of offering.
Worshippers laid their offerings at the foot of the altar.
The festival showcased culinary offerings from a dozen local restaurants.
Note
The -s settles a question the singular leaves open. Offering can also be the present participle or gerund of offer, but a verb form never takes a plural ending, so offerings is always the noun. The plural mostly gathers concrete things offered: gifts laid before an altar, contributions given at a service, or the products and dishes a business puts forward, as in a restaurant's latest offerings.
offerings is a form of offering
offering, noun: Something put forward for sale, bid, or otherwise presented for others to take or consider. Full entry
- Forms
- offeringofferings plural
- Spelling
- offering → offerings: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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