Dictionary

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one by one Adverb apart from others
one by one Adverb in single file
orally Adverb by spoken rather than written means
orally Adverb (of drugs) through the mouth rather than through injection
on the whole Adverb with everything considered (and neglecting details)
off the cuff Adverb without preparation
off the record Adverb not for quotation
on all fours Adverb on hands and knees
on the average Adverb typically
on average Adverb typically, normally
overseas Adverb in a place across an ocean
overseas Adverb beyond or across the sea
overseas Adjective in a foreign country
overseas Adjective being or passing over or across the sea
on approval Adverb for examination (with an option to buy)
on faith Adverb with trust and confidence
oppositely Adverb in an opposite position
on the contrary Adverb contrary to expectations
on the fly Adverb on the run or in a hurry
on the spot Adverb without delay or immediately
on the spot Adverb at the place in question
on the spot Adverb in a difficult situation
on the spur of the moment Adverb on impulse
on the way Adverb on a route to some place
on time Adverb at the expected time
out of thin air Adverb without warning
over and over Adverb repeatedly
out of nothing Adverb without warning
over and over again Adverb repeatedly
out of wedlock Adverb of unwed parents
out of wedlock Adverb of biological parents not married to each other
outside marriage Adverb of unwed parents
orad Adverb toward the mouth or oral region
overboard Adverb from on board a vessel into the water
overboard Adverb to extremes
off and on Adverb not regularly
on and off Adverb not regularly
over Adverb over the entire area
over Adverb throughout a period of time
over Adverb at or to a point across intervening space etc.
over Adverb throughout an area
over Adverb beyond the top or upper surface or edge
over Noun (cricket) the division of play during which six balls are bowled at the batsman by one player from the other team from the same end of the pitch
over Adjective having come or been brought to a conclusion
off Adverb no longer on or in contact or attached
off Adverb from a particular thing or place or position (`forth' is obsolete)
off Adverb at a distance in space or time
off Adjective not performing or scheduled for duties
off Adjective not in operation or operational
off Adjective (of events) no longer planned or scheduled