Officious

What do we mean by officious?

Marked by excessive eagerness in offering unwanted services or advice to others. adjective

Informal; unofficial. adjective

Motivated by the desire to help others. adjective

Doing or ready to do kind offices; attentive; courteous and obliging; hence, friendly, in a general sense.

Having a bearing on or connection with official duties, but not formally official.

Forward in tendering services; zealous in interposing uninvited in the affairs of others; meddling; obtrusive.

Synonyms Impertinent, Officious (see impertinent); Active, Busy. etc. (see active); meddlesome, obtrusive, interfering, intermeddling, pragmatical.

Pertaining to, or being in accordance with, duty. adjective

Disposed to serve; kind; obliging. adjective

Importunately interposing services; intermeddling in affairs in which one has no concern; meddlesome. adjective

Obliging, attentive, eager to please adjective

Offensively intrusive or interfering adjective

Intrusive in a meddling or offensive manner adjective

Obliging, attentive, eager to please.

Offensively intrusive or interfering in offering advice and services.

When your friend says your official official but no official official it means that she dosen't know and is having fun with your confused expression. Urban Dictionary

To be officially official with said official action/task. Urban Dictionary

1. publicly or formally 2. obviously, apparently or clearly Urban Dictionary

Something REAL or great or or respected Urban Dictionary

Something tight Urban Dictionary

1.To make any document official by having it notarized or filed with the proper government office. 2. To make legitimate. Urban Dictionary

A faggot rapper pussy snitch bitch Urban Dictionary

To be official, doing something that's official, Just straight up official. Urban Dictionary

Officialization – (v) {uh-fish-uhl-I-zey-shuhn} the act of appointing or authorizing an official document, office or position of duty, or organization. Urban Dictionary

- To perform the duties and functions of an office or a position of authority. - To serve as an officiant. - Sports. To serve as a referee or umpire. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to officious:
officious, officio, officials, officiis, inofficious, officium, unofficious.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word officious:
bystander, reasonable, johnson, legal, person, test, term, character.

Adjectives that are often used to describe officious:
bright, ordinary, official, little, wonderful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective officious:
interference, zeal, friend, man, person, friends, intermeddling, manner, meddling, people, voice, tone, persons, attention, woman, care, haste, fool, attentions, kindness, lie, intermeddler, fellow, policeman, officer, clerk, servant, lies, advice, servants, hands, intervention, nurse, services, bureaucrats, meddler, gentleman, intrusion, test, air, tenderness, attitude, assistance, offers, interposition, bystander, courtier, slave, advisers, impertinence, meddlers, love, stranger, landlady, bureaucrat, attendants, official, letter, importunity, busybody, officials, manager, friendship, gentlemen, insult, waiters, conduct, aid, voices, commissioner, secretary, boy, intermeddlers, talk, neighbour, officers, priest, individual, policemen, condolence, waiter, offer, intruder, benevolence, guard, maid, wife, suggestions, ciceroni, clergyman, boldness.

Words that sound like officious:
officious, officials, efficience, ephesus, official, officially, affix, aphasia, effigies, afix, sufficience, affiche, afis, fss, vicious, vitious, offense, offence, aphesis, officiously, rough edges, fishes, malicious, alicia, efficiency, vivacious, offices, effigy, officiate, adjusts, authorise, itious, syfilis, afara, officio, puffiness, afforest, afua, fichus, deficience, effaces, afula, rishis, officiel, affuse, alliaceous, agilis, officialize, officialese, afoa, efficace, officiates, office, dishes, cautious, nauseous, lucius, oficial, acious, offish, oafish, aceous, dioecious, ophiuchus, aphis, diecious, ifas, -acious, ifis, -aceous, araceous, affection, effects, affairs, infectious, luscious, emphasis, affections, affects, syphillis, offences, efficacious, fs, emphasise, affixes, alleges, syphilus, acetous, affaires, affectuous, sifilus, unfamous, cephalus, fascis, cephalous, avouches, f s, rafas, elias, affiliates.