Proffer (verb)
prof-er
Hold out or put forward (something) to someone for acceptance./ An offer or proposal
Middle English from Anglo-Norman French proffrir, from Latin pro- ‘before’ + offerre ‘to offer’.
Example sentences
“And what do you proffer?”
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