Oar,
paddle.
Oer,
old way of saying over.
Over,
above.
Over,
finished - end.
Over,
in another place or position.
Over,
a round or set in cricket.
Over (there),
at a distance.
Ode,
poem, song.
Owed,
due.
He still owed for the ode.
Offensive,
military attack.
Offensive,
rude, unpleasant.
Often sieve,
much filtered.
The offensive General ordered the offensive.
Olive,
woman's name.
Olive,
fruit and tree.
Olive,
colour.
Olive, beef,
rolled beef dish.
Oh live,
(aach) please don’t be.
One,
number.
One,
self.
One,
a saucy person. "Oh you are a one."
Wan,
pale.
Won,
victory.
Won,
Korean money.
One won, one nil, but my opponent really was a one you
know, he went quite wan, but did pay up seven won.
Orange,
colour.
Orange,
fruit.
Ounce,
wild cat.
Ounce,
1/16th of a pound.
Ounce,
measurement of time.
Ouse,
river.
Ooze,
mud.
Oohs,
sighs.
'ouse,
(sl) house.
Own,
possess.
Owen,
male name (Welsh) and orangeman.
One,
singular.
'one,
sharpen.
ODDS
Onomatopoeia - Whoosh, Staccato, Crash, Bang, Crack, Slurp, Tinkle, Rat tat tat.
Open' till late.
Open 'till eight.
Organist,
church musician.
Organic,
Natural, grown without chemical or genetic interference.
Organ nick,
catching your willie in the wardrobe door.
Organ nick,
instruction (sl) to steal an organ, mouth, church or human.
Organ Nick,
Welsh lad with a prodigious appendage, often referred to as Morgan the Organ.
Outpatient,
one who has fainted.
Overflow,
passage for excess liquid.
Overflown,
flown over, bird or aircraft.
Overwhelmed. But underwhelmed?
Overwrough. But underwrought?
Oxfordshire.
Oxford's hire.
SPOONERISMS
Who is occupewing my pie?
The Oval Stadium is anything but!!
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