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OS British & World English

(in calculating dates) Old Style

Os British & World English

the chemical element osmium

os1 British & World English

a bone (used chiefly in Latin names of individual bones, e.g. os trapezium)

os2 British & World English

an opening or entrance to a passage, especially one at either end of the cervix of the womb

Os in O (also o)1 British & World English

the fifteenth letter of the alphabet

O (also o)1 British & World English

the fifteenth letter of the alphabet

OS in Old Style (abbreviation: OS) British & World English

the method of calculating dates using the Julian calendar

Os in osmium British & World English

the chemical element of atomic number 76, a hard, dense silvery-white metal of the transition series

O's in O (also o)1 British & World English

the fifteenth letter of the alphabet

os penis British & World English

a bone in the penis of carnivores and some other mammals

Trás-os-Montes British & World English

a mountainous region of NE Portugal, north of the Douro River

o-os in o-o (also oo) British & World English

a honeyeater (bird) found in Hawaii, now probably extinct, which had a thin curved bill and climbed about on tree trunks

os trapezium in trapezium British & World English

a carpal bone below the base of the thumb

OS English-Italian

per taglie forti

os French-English

bone

il y a un os in os French-English

there's a hitch

tomber sur un os in os French-English

to come across a snag

être trempé jusqu'aux os in os French-English

to be soaked to the skin

os veo mañana in os Spanish-English

I'll see you tomorrow

os lo prometió in os Spanish-English

she promised it to you

no os engañéis in os Spanish-English

don't kid yourselves

creía que os conocíais in os Spanish-English

I thought you knew each other


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