o.d.
Speech parts
1. o.d. - Noun
2. o.d. - Verb
Meaning
dose too heavily
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The rock star overdosed and was found dead in his hotel room
He was raised from an infant by his grandparents, the late O.D. and Maude Davis McCauley in Burnsville, and attended school there.
In the past, a golf tournament has solely funded the scholarships, said Irma Boykin, who serves on the O.D. Moore Scholarship Golf Tournament Committee.
That O.D., however factual, is merely one of many melodramatic turns taken by this tale, which lurches from one calamity – about which no real conclusions can be drawn, let alone emotional resonance – to another.
O.D.) allows merchants to offer customers an option to pay upon delivery, up to $1000.
The Model 1900 was very similar to the model 1895, but with only a few components finished in O.D. green.