OF
779 ENTRIES FOUND:
- of (preposition)
- OF (abbreviation)
- afoul of (adverb)
- age of consent (noun)
- ahead of (preposition)
- apropos of (preposition)
- back of beyond (noun)
- back–of–the–envelope (adjective)
- bag of bones (noun)
- balance of payments (noun)
- balance of power (noun)
- balance of trade (noun)
- ball of fire (noun)
- ball of wax (noun)
- beast of burden (noun)
- bed of roses (noun)
- bicarbonate of soda (noun)
- bill of exchange (noun)
- bill of fare (noun)
- bill of rights (noun)
- bill of sale (noun)
- bird of paradise (noun)
- bird of passage (noun)
- bird of prey (noun)
- block of flats (noun)
- call of nature (noun)
- captain of industry (noun)
- center of gravity (noun)
- certificate of deposit (noun)
- chain of command (noun)
- chamber of commerce (noun)
- Chancellor of the Exchequer (noun)
- change of heart (noun)
- change of life (noun)
- change of pace (noun)
- chest of drawers (noun)
- chief of staff (noun)
- chief of state (noun)
- Church of England (noun)
- coat of arms (noun)
- C of C (abbreviation)
- C of E (abbreviation)
- comedy of manners (noun)
- coming–of–age (noun)
- conflict of interest (noun)
- conspiracy of silence (noun)
- cost of living (noun)
- court of appeals (noun)
- court of law (noun)
- cream of tartar (noun)
- fact of life (noun)
- field of view (noun)
- field of vision (noun)
- figure–of–eight (noun)
- figure of speech (noun)
- fountain of youth (noun)
- Fourth of July (noun)
- frame of mind (noun)
- frame of reference (noun)
- freak of nature (noun)
- Garden of Eden (noun)
- Hall of Fame (noun)
- holy of holies (noun)
- house of cards (noun)
- House of Commons (noun)
- House of Lords (noun)
- House of Representatives (noun)
- irrespective of (preposition)
- jack–of–all–trades (noun)
- Joint Chiefs of Staff (noun)
- justice of the peace (noun)
- kiss of death (noun)
- kiss of life (noun)
- lady of the house (noun)
- lay of the land (noun)
- leave of absence (noun)
- lie of the land (noun)
- life of Riley (noun)
- lily of the valley (noun)
- line of credit (noun)
- line of scrimmage (noun)
- maid of honor (noun)
- man of God (noun)
- man of letters (noun)
- man of straw (noun)
- man of the cloth (noun)
- man of the house (noun)
- man of the people (noun)
- man of the world (noun)
- man–of–war (noun)
- marriage of convenience (noun)
- master of ceremonies (noun)
- matron of honor (noun)
- matter–of–fact (adjective)
- Medal of Honor (noun)
- middle–of–the–road (adjective)
- milk of magnesia (noun)
- mistress of ceremonies (noun)
- mother–of–pearl (noun)
- order of business (noun)
- order of magnitude (noun)
- order of the day (noun)
- out–of–body experience (noun)
- out–of–bounds (adjective)
- out–of–date (adjective)
- out of doors (adverb)
- out–of–pocket (adjective)
- out–of–the–way (adjective)
- out–of–town (adjective)
- out–of–towner (noun)
- out–of–work (adjective)
- part of speech (noun)
- piece of cake (noun)
- piece of work (noun)
- plaster of paris (noun)
- point of departure (noun)
- point of honor (noun)
- point of no return (noun)
- point of order (noun)
- point of reference (noun)
- point of view (noun)
- port of call (noun)
- port of entry (noun)
- Portuguese man–of–war (noun)
- power of attorney (noun)
- presence of mind (noun)
- prisoner of conscience (noun)
- prisoner of war (noun)
- rate of exchange (noun)
- reign of terror (noun)
- right–of–way (noun)
- rite of passage (noun)
- roll of honour (noun)
- run–of–the–mill (adjective)
- seat–of–the–pants (adjective)
- Secretary of State (noun)
- sign of the cross
- sleight of hand (noun)
- slice–of–life (adjective)
- soldier of fortune (noun)
- son of a bitch (noun)
- son of a gun (noun)
- sport of kings (noun)
- spur–of–the–moment (adjective)
- standard of living (noun)
- Star of David (noun)
- state–of–the–art (adjective)
- Stations of the Cross (noun)
- statute of limitations (noun)
- stream of consciousness (noun)
- top–of–the–line (adjective)
- tug–of–love (noun)
- tug–of–war (noun)
- undreamed of (adjective)
- unheard–of (adjective)
- vote of confidence (noun)
- vote of no confidence (noun)
- well–thought–of (adjective)
- woman of letters (noun)
- woman of the world (noun)
- work of art (noun)
- Aden, Gulf of (proper noun)
- Aqaba, Gulf of (proper noun)
- Azov, Sea of (proper noun)
- Bengal, Bay of (proper noun)
- Biscay, Bay of (proper noun)
- Bothnia, Gulf of (proper noun)
- California, Gulf of (proper noun)
- District of Columbia (proper noun)
- Fundy, Bay of (proper noun)
- Juan de Fuca, Strait of (proper noun)
- Mackinac, Straits of (proper noun)
- Magellan, Strait of (proper noun)
- Man, Isle of (proper noun)
- Marmara, Sea of (proper noun)
- Micronesia, Federated States of (proper noun)
- Okhotsk, Sea of (proper noun)
- Tonkin, Gulf of (proper noun)
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (proper noun)
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (proper noun)
- United States of America (proper noun)
- abreast (adverb)
- accord (noun)
- account (noun)
- ace (noun)
- act (noun)
- action (noun)
- address (noun)
- admit (verb)
- advantage (noun)
- age (noun)
- agency (noun)
- aid (noun)
- all (adjective)
- all (adverb)
- allegiance (noun)
- allow (verb)
- all right (adjective)
- alongside (adverb)
- apple (noun)
- area (noun)
- arm (noun)
- as (conjunction)
- assured (adjective)
- auspices (noun)
- avail (verb)
- back (noun)
- back (adverb)
- badly (adverb)
- bag (noun)
- bang (noun)
- barrel (noun)
- barren (adjective)
- bat (noun)
- battle (noun)
- bean (noun)
- because (conjunction)
- beck (noun)
- become (verb)
- bed (noun)
- beeswax (noun)
- behalf (noun)
- behest (noun)
- being (noun)
- belief (noun)
- benefit (noun)
- bent (adjective)
- bereft (adjective)
- best (adjective)
- best (noun)
- better (adjective)
- better (noun)
- bidding (noun)
- big deal (noun)
- bill (noun)
- bird (noun)
- bit (noun)
- bite (verb)
- blink (noun)
- blow (verb)
- blue (noun)
- bone (noun)
- bottom (noun)
- bound (noun)
- breadth (noun)
- break (verb)
- breast (noun)
- breath (noun)
- breathe (verb)
- brick (noun)
- brunt (noun)
- business (noun)
- cake (noun)
- can (noun)
- card (noun)
- care (noun)
- case (noun)
- cat (noun)
- chapter (noun)
- character (noun)
- choice (noun)
- chute (noun)
- clay (noun)
- clean (adjective)
- clear (adjective)
- cloth (noun)
- cock (noun)
- cockle (noun)
- cognizance (noun)
- coin (noun)
- cold (adjective)
- color (noun)
- come (verb)
- commission (noun)
- consist (verb)
- cop (verb)
- corridor (noun)
- couple (noun)
- course (noun)
- court (noun)
- courtesy (noun)
- crack (noun)
- crawl (verb)
- cup (noun)
- curve (noun)
- Damocles
- day (noun)
- death (noun)
- debt (noun)
- default (noun)
- deference (noun)
- defiance (noun)
- deliver (verb)
- delivery (noun)
- deprive (verb)
- depth (noun)
- devil (noun)
- devoid (adjective)
- dice (noun)
- die (verb)
- different (adjective)
- dilemma (noun)
- dint (noun)
- discretion (noun)
- dispose (verb)
- divest (verb)
- do (verb)
- dog (noun)
- dose (noun)
- doubt (noun)
- dozen (noun)
- draw (noun)
- dream (verb)
- drop (noun)
- drop (verb)
- drum (verb)
- early (adjective)
- earth (noun)
- eat (verb)
- edge (noun)
- empty (adjective)
- end (noun)
- err (verb)
- error (noun)
- essence (noun)
- event (noun)
- every (adjective)
- example (noun)
- exception (noun)
- excess (noun)
- exclusive (adjective)
- exhibition (noun)
- expense (noun)
- eye (noun)
- face (noun)
- fact (noun)
- faint (adjective)
- fair (adjective)
- faith (noun)
- fall (verb)
- fat (noun)
- favor (noun)
- feather (noun)
- federal case (noun)
- fence (noun)
- few (adjective)
- fiber (noun)
- fight (verb)
- fine (adjective)
- finger (noun)
- fire (noun)
- first (adjective)
- fish (noun)
- fist (noun)
- flesh (noun)
- flight (noun)
- flip side (noun)
- flock (verb)
- flush (noun)
- fly (verb)
- follow (verb)
- fond (adjective)
- fool (noun)
- foot (noun)
- form (noun)
- forward (adverb)
- foul (adjective)
- frame (noun)
- free (adverb)
- fresh (adjective)
- fresh (adverb)
- frighten (verb)
- front (noun)
- fruit (noun)
- frying pan (noun)
- full (adjective)
- fun (noun)
- game (noun)
- genius (noun)
- get (verb)
- gift (noun)
- give (verb)
- go (noun)
- god (noun)
- gourd (noun)
- grass (noun)
- grease (verb)
- hair (noun)
- half (noun)
- hall (noun)
- hand (noun)
- hang (noun)
- hard (adjective)
- hard (adverb)
- hash (noun)
- hat (noun)
- head (noun)
- health (noun)
- heap (noun)
- hear (verb)
- heart (noun)
- heavy (adjective)
- hell (noun)
- here (adverb)
- hill (noun)
- hold (verb)
- hold (noun)
- hollow (noun)
- honest (adjective)
- honey (noun)
- honor (noun)
- hope (noun)
- horn (noun)
- horror (noun)
- horse (noun)
- hour (noun)
- hundred (noun)
- iceberg (noun)
- imagination (noun)
- inch (noun)
- inclusive (adjective)
- inquire (verb)
- inside (preposition)
- iron (adjective)
- issue (noun)
- it (pronoun)
- joint (noun)
- jungle (noun)
- justice (noun)
- keeping (noun)
- kettle (noun)
- kilter (noun)
- kind (noun)
- knock (verb)
- knot (noun)
- know (verb)
- knowledge (noun)
- land (noun)
- lap (noun)
- late (adverb)
- laugh (verb)
- laugh (noun)
- law (noun)
- lay (verb)
- lease (noun)
- least (adjective)
- least (adverb)
- leave (noun)
- left field (noun)
- length (noun)
- less (pronoun)
- lesser (adjective)
- let (verb)
- liberty (noun)
- lieu (noun)
- life (noun)
- light (noun)
- light (adjective)
- like (noun)
- line (noun)
- lip (noun)
- living (noun)
- load (noun)
- long (adjective)
- long (noun)
- lord (noun)
- lot (noun)
- love (noun)
- luck (noun)
- lump (noun)
- luxury (noun)
- made (adjective)
- make (verb)
- making (noun)
- man (noun)
- manner (noun)
- mark (noun)
- market (noun)
- marking (noun)
- mass (noun)
- master (noun)
- matter (noun)
- meal (noun)
- meaning (noun)
- means (noun)
- measure (noun)
- medicine (noun)
- meeting (noun)
- memory (noun)
- mercy (noun)
- mess (noun)
- mickey (noun)
- middle (noun)
- milk (noun)
- mincemeat (noun)
- mind (noun)
- mist (noun)
- molehill (noun)
- moment (noun)
- money (noun)
- monkey (noun)
- month (noun)
- more (pronoun)
- most (noun)
- mother (noun)
- mountain (noun)
- mouth (noun)
- much (pronoun)
- muck (noun)
- name (noun)
- necessity (noun)
- neck (noun)
- need (noun)
- neighborhood (noun)
- nerve (noun)
- next (pronoun)
- nick (noun)
- night (noun)
- none (pronoun)
- nonsense (noun)
- nose (noun)
- note (noun)
- nothing (pronoun)
- nothing (adverb)
- nowhere (noun)
- off (preposition)
- old (noun)
- only (adjective)
- opinion (noun)
- opposite (adjective)
- order (noun)
- ordinary (noun)
- out (adverb)
- outside (preposition)
- owe (verb)
- pain (noun)
- palm (noun)
- pants (noun)
- parcel (noun)
- part (noun)
- parting (noun)
- party (noun)
- path (noun)
- pay (noun)
- pearl (noun)
- people (noun)
- person (noun)
- personality (noun)
- pervert (verb)
- picture (noun)
- pie (noun)
- piece (noun)
- pig (noun)
- pile (noun)
- pillar (noun)
- pinch (noun)
- piss (noun)
- pit (noun)
- place (noun)
- play (verb)
- play (noun)
- pleasure (noun)
- pledge (noun)
- pocket (noun)
- point (noun)
- poor (adjective)
- possess (verb)
- post (noun)
- pottage (noun)
- pound (noun)
- power (noun)
- price (verb)
- pride (noun)
- pudding (noun)
- pump (verb)
- pursuance (noun)
- put (verb)
- quest (noun)
- question (noun)
- rate (noun)
- ray (noun)
- reach (noun)
- record (noun)
- reference (noun)
- refusal (noun)
- regardless (adverb)
- region (noun)
- rejoice (verb)
- relieve (verb)
- remind (verb)
- resistance (noun)
- respect (noun)
- return (noun)
- rid (verb)
- right (noun)
- rise (noun)
- risk (noun)
- road (noun)
- rod (noun)
- roll (verb)
- roll (noun)
- rope (noun)
- rose (noun)
- rule (noun)
- rule (verb)
- run (noun)
- running (noun)
- sail (noun)
- sake (noun)
- salt (noun)
- same (adjective)
- sand (noun)
- savor (verb)
- say (verb)
- scheme (noun)
- seal (noun)
- season (noun)
- seat (noun)
- secret (noun)
- see (verb)
- sense (noun)
- service (noun)
- shade (noun)
- shape (noun)
- share (noun)
- short (adjective)
- short (adverb)
- short (noun)
- shot (adjective)
- show (noun)
- shy (adjective)
- sicken (verb)
- side (noun)
- sight (noun)
- sign (noun)
- sing (verb)
- six (noun)
- size (noun)
- skin (noun)
- slice (noun)
- slip (noun)
- smack (verb)
- small (noun)
- snap (verb)
- sort (noun)
- sow (verb)
- speak (verb)
- spectacle (noun)
- specter (noun)
- spite (noun)
- sport (noun)
- spur (noun)
- staff (noun)
- starch (noun)
- steam (noun)
- step (noun)
- step (verb)
- stern (adjective)
- stick (noun)
- still (noun)
- street (noun)
- strength (noun)
- stretch (noun)
- string (noun)
- stroke (noun)
- stuffing (noun)
- style (noun)
- substance (noun)
- sudden (adjective)
- sum (noun)
- Sunday (noun)
- support (noun)
- sure (adjective)
- survival (noun)
- suspicion (noun)
- sweat (noun)
- swim (noun)
- swing (noun)
- sword (noun)
- syllable (noun)
- sync (noun)
- system (noun)
- table (noun)
- tail (noun)
- take (verb)
- talk (verb)
- talk (noun)
- taste (noun)
- tea (noun)
- tell (verb)
- ten (noun)
- term (noun)
- test (noun)
- tether (noun)
- thanks (noun)
- thick (noun)
- thin (adjective)
- thing (noun)
- think (verb)
- throes (noun)
- thumb (noun)
- time (noun)
- tip (noun)
- tire (verb)
- tissue (noun)
- title (noun)
- toast (noun)
- ton (noun)
- tongue (noun)
- tool (noun)
- tooth (noun)
- top (noun)
- touch (noun)
- tower (noun)
- town (noun)
- track (noun)
- trade (noun)
- tree (noun)
- trick (noun)
- trick (verb)
- truth (noun)
- tune (noun)
- tunnel (noun)
- turn (noun)
- twinkle (noun)
- twinkling (noun)
- two (noun)
- unsound (adjective)
- unsure (adjective)
- upward (adverb)
- use (noun)
- valor (noun)
- value (noun)
- verge (noun)
- vicinity (noun)
- view (noun)
- virtue (noun)
- void (adjective)
- wake (noun)
- walk (noun)
- want (verb)
- want (noun)
- war (noun)
- warm (verb)
- wash (verb)
- waste (noun)
- water (noun)
- wave (noun)
- way (noun)
- weary (verb)
- weasel (verb)
- weather (noun)
- wedge (noun)
- whack (noun)
- what (pronoun)
- whip (noun)
- whole (adjective)
- wind (noun)
- wisdom (noun)
- wise (adjective)
- wit (noun)
- woman (noun)
- wood (noun)
- woodwork (noun)
- word (noun)
- work (noun)
- world (noun)
- worm (noun)
- worm (verb)
- worst (adjective)
- worst (noun)
- worthy (adjective)
- wriggle (verb)
- wrong (adjective)
- year (noun)
- yesteryear (noun)
- yet (adverb)
- yore (noun)
- South Africa (proper noun)
OF
abbreviation
OF
abbreviation
Britannica Dictionary definition of OF
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