offer+an+excuse
21alibi — al·i·bi || ælɪbaɪ n. excuse; defense v. offer an excuse; make an alibi; find a pretext …
22alibied — al·i·bi || ælɪbaɪ n. excuse; defense v. offer an excuse; make an alibi; find a pretext …
23alibies — al·i·bi || ælɪbaɪ n. excuse; defense v. offer an excuse; make an alibi; find a pretext …
24alibiing — al·i·bi || ælɪbaɪ n. excuse; defense v. offer an excuse; make an alibi; find a pretext …
25alibis — al·i·bi || ælɪbaɪ n. excuse; defense v. offer an excuse; make an alibi; find a pretext …
26alibi — [al′ə bī΄] n. pl. alibis [L, contr. < alius ibi, elsewhere] 1. Law the defensive plea or fact that an accused person was elsewhere than at the scene of the crime with which the person is charged 2. Informal an excuse vi., vt. alibied, alibiing …
27alibi — n. & v. n. 1 a claim, or the evidence supporting it, that when an alleged act took place one was elsewhere. 2 disp. an excuse of any kind; a pretext or justification. v. (alibis, alibied, alibiing) colloq. 1 tr. provide an alibi or offer an… …
28C.U. Burn — Genre Comedy Starring Seán Mac Fionnghaile Country of origin Ireland Language(s) Irish Production …
29apologize — v. n. Make an apology, offer an excuse, plead in defence or extenuation …
30a|pol´o|giz´er — a|pol|o|gize «uh POL uh jyz», intransitive verb, gized, giz|ing. 1. to say one is sorry; make an apology; acknowledge a fault; offer an excuse: »She apologized for hurting my feelings. 2. to defend an idea, argument, belief, or other doctrine, in …
