Converse of object

• adjudge: Matty McNeil had the ball in the net in the first minute, but was adjudged offside.

• stray: Alberto Gilardino then gets pulled up for straying offside.

• catch: For example, we catch an opponent offside to get a free-kick.

• flag: Whitton went away with Chris Williams pumping the ball forward toward new signing Jordan Smith who was flagged offside.

• rule: Magpies ruled offside in VAT tribunal Press release Read more.. .

• judge: Assistant Referees are nearly always in a better position than the Referee to judge offside.

Preposition: at

• ruck: A penalty for offside at a ruck by the Eagles saw the Roubaix kicker shave the post.

Adjective modifier

• rear: Most of the main sub-frame at the rear end offside will have to be replaced.

Modifies a noun

• trap: Danny Thornton beat the offside trap to give Shelf an interval lead.

• flag: On this occasion the offside flag was raised to curb the threat.

• infringement: Surely the Referee should have stopped play for the offside infringement?

• attacker: The ball hits the crossbar and rebounds to the offside attacker who shoots and scores a goal.

• position: Being in an offside position is not an offense in itself.

• rule: MN: In the meantime, the offside rule, you know the offside rule, don't you?

Noun used with modifier

• yard: A hopeless referee and linesman combined to cost us what would have been a lucky point when they missed a 5 yard offside incident.

• mile: I even had a fan near me who constantly shouted " you are miles offside " to McLaren at goal kicks.

• player: By fairly manipulating Law 11, defenders can quickly move up field with the aim of catching attacking players offside.

• caught: OWEN: 5/10 Caught offside far to much and withdrawn after sixty minutes.

Preposition: of

• vehicle: Steering The steering wheel must be on the offside of the vehicle.

• canal: Our boundary on the offside of the canal stretches inland for approximately 12ft from the water line.