O
- owl noun (an owl, owls)
An owl is a bird with a big round face, large forward-facing eyes and a hooked beak that usually hunts small animals at night. - owlet noun (an owlet, owlets)
1) A young owl, a baby owl. 2) A small kind of owl, such as the little owlets of Asia and Africa. - own verb (own, owns, owned, owning); adjective and pronoun (own — after my, your, his…)
1) To own something is to have it as yours. 2) «My own book» is a book that is mine and nobody else's. 3) «On your own» means alone, or… - owned verb past and past participle (own, owns, owned, owning); adjective (owned — in «family-owned»)
Owned is the past form of own: it was yours before. - owner noun (an owner, owners)
1) A person or group that something belongs to. - ownership noun (ownership — uncountable)
Ownership is the fact of owning something — having it as yours by right, like a house, a dog, or a bike. - ox noun (ox, oxen)
1) An ox is a big strong farm animal like a bull, used to pull carts and ploughs. 2) «As strong as an ox» means very strong. - oxalic adjective (oxalic acid)
1) Oxalic acid: a poisonous acid found in small amounts in plants like rhubarb leaves, sorrel and spinach, also used for cleaning and… - oxbow noun (oxbow, oxbows); adjective use (oxbow lake)
An oxbow (oxbow lake) is a curved lake that forms when a bend (meander) of a river is cut off from the main river. - oxen noun plural (ox, oxen)
1) Oxen is the word for more than one ox: big strong farm animals used to pull carts and ploughs. - oxford proper noun (Oxford); noun (an oxford, oxfords — a shoe)
Oxford is a city in England, famous for its very old university (a name). - oxide noun (an oxide, oxides)
1) (science) A chemical made when another element joins with oxygen: rust is iron oxide; water is hydrogen oxide. - oxygen noun (oxygen — uncountable)
1) A gas in the air that people, animals and plants need to live. 2) A chemical element (symbol O) found in air, water and many things. - oxygenate verb (oxygenate, oxygenates, oxygenated, oxygenating)
1) To add oxygen to something, such as water or blood. 2) (oxygenated, adjective) Containing oxygen: "oxygenated blood". - oyster noun (an oyster, oysters)
A sea animal with a soft body inside a rough, hinged shell; some are eaten as food. - ozone noun (ozone — uncountable)
A gas made of three oxygen atoms, which forms a layer high in the sky that protects Earth from harmful sunlight.
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