OED

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Acronym	Definition
OED	Oxford English Dictionary
OED	Office of Economic Development
OED	Operations Evaluation Department
OED	Olje- og Energidepartementet (Norwegian: Ministry of Petroleum and Energy)
OED	Office of the Executive Director
OED	Office of Enrollment and Discipline
OED	Old English Dictionary
OED	Original Effective Date (health insurance)
OED	Optical Edge Device
OED	Offer Expiration Date
OED	Oracle Energy Downstream
OED	Oxidation Enhanced Diffusion
OED	OSIS Evolutionary Development
OED	Opto-Electronic Device
OED	Ogretim Elemanlari Dernegi
OED	Operational Effectiveness Demonstration
OED	Operational Evaluation Demonstration
OED	Operational Environment Documentation
OED	Oil Energy Downstream

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By 1918, the OED was and ongoing project stretching across the previous sixty years since its beginnings. The Ring of Words: Tolkien and the Oxford English Dictionary by Kaveny, Philip / MBR Bookwatch The amount of research "kind of overwhelmed us," says Chad Miller, an economic development specialist in the OED. Engaged in energy efforts by University Business The OED traces the term's origin to an 1886 journal report that proclaims them words with "no real existence. Knucklebones and knocking-bones: the accidental trickster in ... by Lee, Julia Sun-Joo / African American Review More results

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By 1918, the OED was and ongoing project stretching across the previous sixty years since its beginnings.

The Ring of Words: Tolkien and the Oxford English Dictionary by Kaveny, Philip / MBR Bookwatch

The amount of research "kind of overwhelmed us," says Chad Miller, an economic development specialist in the OED.

Engaged in energy efforts by University Business

The OED traces the term's origin to an 1886 journal report that proclaims them words with "no real existence.

Knucklebones and knocking-bones: the accidental trickster in ... by Lee, Julia Sun-Joo / African American Review

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