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Meanings of o in English
Usage of o in English
1
I-o-evoe-ee is an ancient call which is still in popular use today.
2
Turnbull and Widodo also discussed improving cooperation o fighting terrorism and education.
3
N o, all things considered, proactively contacting customers was the right approach.
4
Nothing special to report except Dad is being so-o-o-o difficult right now!
5
Not the 'cat-o-nine-tails' variety, but people with a very odd job title.
6
Meaningful championship reform is one of the great will-o-the-wisps in Gaelic games.
7
Maimane said Zuma should have resigned following the release o the report.
8
There was o special cargo or notification of dangerous goods on board.
9
New Zealand are just better than them, and there's an end on't.
10
However, little is known about the role of oHA in hematological malignancies.
11
The USGS said the epicentre was more than 160 km north o
12
The main shareholder of the Company is Bafia Sp z o o.
13
Said they would drive men to distraction...And she was absolutely spot o-
14
One o these withered leaves fell at the feet of the king.
15
Be willing o follow the wisdom of your own heart and experiences.
16
It operates through Compass Offices Management Poland Ltd Sp z o o.
About this term
O through the time
O across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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