Definitions of o

1. Realty Income Corp.

2. Order of

3. Object Code

4. Oscar Time Zone

5. yarn over

6. Engineering Order

7. Blood group O

8. Objective measurement. . As part of SOAP

9. blood type in the ABO blood group

10. & D Origin & Destination

11. Ose ade t

12. Organizational

13. Organ

14. Organization

15. Ordered

16. Owe

17. Option

18. Occlusal

19. Oklahoma

20. Oakland

21. Ocean

22. Orient

23. Orlando

24. Oslo

25. Overall

26. Object

27. Olympia

28. Oman

29. Occur

30. Occupancy

31. Opal

32. Oppose

33. Ottawa

34. Oahu

35. Observe

36. Optic

37. Optimal

38. Optimization

39. Orbit

40. Obsolescent

41. Oval

42. Occiput

43. Operon

44. Occupy

45. Optics

46. Optimize

47. Optimum

48. Osaka

49. Ordnance

50. Ore

51. Outdoor

52. Outflow

53. Oven

54. Oculus

55. Octopus

56. Odessa

57. Oiled

58. Oiling

59. Oiler

60. Obstruct

61. Occlusion

62. Octagon

63. Octane

64. Orinoco

65. Optician

66. Orthogonal

67. Organisation

68. Orbiter

69. ortho-

70. Octave

71. October

72. Oblate

73. Obligate

74. Olfactory

75. Organics

76. Ovine

77. Oscilloscope

78. Oxidant

79. Oxidizing

80. Oxygenate

81. Oculomotor

82. Official

83. Olefin

84. Omnivore

85. Oncorhynchus

86. Octahedron

87. Opalescent

88. Operating

89. Octarius

90. Oscillate

91. Osmotic

92. Ossify

93. Overtone

94. Oviduct

95. Ovule

96. Osteocyte

97. Omicron

98. Optional

99. Oestrus

100. Occlude

101. Omasum

102. Omnivorous

103. Ozonization

104. Ozonizer

105. Ozonolysis

106. Opsonin

107. Oscillometry

108. Osmometer

109. Osteon

110. Outgas

111. Oxazolone

112. Oxidize

113. Orthorhombic

114. Origin

115. Ordinary

116. Oral

117. Opening

118. Orphaned

119. Opponent

120. Oil

121. Officer

122. Oceania

123. Octal

124. Offsuit

125. Ovulated

126. Orgasm

127. Outside

128. Ovulate

129. Oscar

130. Omaha

131. Octupole

132. Oedogonium

133. Onchoceriasis

134. Opacify

135. Opacifier

136. Ozonide

137. Ozonosphere

138. Orthohedron

139. Osazone

140. Order

141. OscilloMeter

142. Osmometry

143. Ovaloid

144. owner

145. oh

146. Oder

147. Offset

148. Observatory

149. Ostwarts

150. Osten

151. Obvious

152. Ost

153. ohm

154. Octa-

155. Orthohedral

156. Oscillograph

157. Oxigenator

158. Surprised

159. Out ( baseball)

160. New Orleans, Louisiana ( mint mark)

161. Oscar ( aviation letter code)

162. Outstanding

163. Offensive ( Catholic movie rating)

164. Ortho ( Benzene)

165. Hug(s)

166. Order of Magnitude ( computer algorithms)

167. Oxide

168. Otis ( Redding)

169. Officer ( military)

170. Immediate ( logging abbreviation)

171. Odin

172. Oscar Robertson ( former NBA player)

173. Oprah ( magazine)

174. Ouest ( French: west)

175. Othello

176. Operator ( telephone)

177. Observation ( US military aircraft designation; as in O-1)

178. Orthogonal ( mathematics)

179. Defensive Team ( sports/coaching)

180. Omit

181. Outliers

182. Omikron ( German: Omicron; 15th letter of the Greek alphabet)

183. Oberst ( German)

184. Over to You ( radio communications)

185. Morally Offensive ( Catholic movie rating)

186. Origin Server ( Internet)

187. Optional Levels ( board test for high schoolers, UK)

188. Ohne Hauch ( antigen)

189. Ost/Osten ( German: East)

190. Measurement of Cloud Cover

191. Toy train railroad gauge ( 2 1/4 inch wide, originated in Germany)

192. Officer of Operations ( US Navy)

193. Organized Naval Reserve ( US Navy)

194. O, the fifteenth letter of the English alphabet, derives its form, value, and name from the Greek O, through the Latin. The letter came into the Greek from the Pho is most closely related to a, e, and u; as in E. bone, AS. bn; E. stone, AS. stn; E. broke, AS. brecan to break; E. bore, AS. beran to bear; E. dove, AS. dfe; E. toft, tuft; tone, tune; number, F. nombre.

195. the fifteenth letter and fourth vowel of our alphabet, its sound intermediate between a and u-- with three values in English, the name-sound heard in note, the shorter sound heard in not, and the neutral vowel heard in son: as a numeral, ' nothing,' or ' zero' ( formerly O=11, and ([= O])= 11,000): ( chem.) the symbol of oxygen: anything round or nearly so ( pl. O'S, OES, pron. [= o]z).

196. OH, [= o], interj. an exclamation of wonder, pain, desire, fear, & c. The form oh is the more usual in prose.-- O HONE! OCH HONE! an Irish exclamation of lamentation. [ A.S. eá.]

197. usually written o', an abbrev. for of and on.