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AcronymDefinition
OOh
OOutstanding
OOxygen
OOfficer (military)
OOperator (telephone)
OOctal
OOfficial
OOut (baseball)
OOrganization
OOperations
OOutput
OOrange
OOutdoor
OOscar (aviation letter code)
OOffensive (Catholic movie rating)
OOperational
OObserver
OOrganizational
OOprah (magazine)
OOxide
OImmediate (logging abbreviation)
OOtis (Redding)
OHug(s)
OOuest (French: west)
OOrgasm
OObservation (US military aircraft designation; as in O-1)
OOrtho (Benzene)
oOhm
OOdin
OOthello
OOrthogonal (mathematics)
OObstacle (course)
OOmit
OOutliers
ONew Orleans, Louisiana (mint mark)
OOrder of Magnitude (computer algorithms)
OOmikron (German: Omicron; 15th letter of the Greek alphabet)
ODefensive Team (sports/coaching)
OOscar Robertson (former NBA player)
OOberst (German)
OOver to You (radio communications)
OOrigin Server (Internet)
OMorally Offensive (Catholic movie rating)
OOptional Levels (board test for high schoolers, UK)
OOst/Osten (German: East)
OMeasurement of Cloud Cover
OToy train railroad gauge (2 1/4 inch wide, originated in Germany)


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