Definition of "off-base" []

• Alternative form of off base. (adjective)

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• "For one thing, the League of Fans wants to dismantle college sports as we know it, eliminating athletic scholarships because they turn students into "professional athletes," a proposal the NCAA has called "off-base on so many fronts it is hard to know where to start.""
• ""That was a tough speech to have to sit through and kind of try to stomach because the president is so off-base in his ideas," said Palin."
• "Since there's no sign of the Nazi rhetoric going away, Stephen Colbert is making sure people use the correct outrageously off-base Hitler references with the "Nazi-ometer.""