OL Definition

ôl, ōl
abbreviation
Offensive lineman.
Webster's New World
Overtime losses.
American Heritage
Old Latin.
Webster's New World
Olympic Games.
Wiktionary

Office lady (Japanese wasei eigo)

Wiktionary
suffix
An alcohol or a phenol.
Glycerol.
American Heritage
affix
An alcohol or phenol.
Menthol, thymol.
Webster's New World

-ole.

Webster's New World
noun

Abbreviation of Olympiad.

Wiktionary
adjective

(colloquial) Contraction of old, especially used before names as a sign of affection ("your ol' Grandpa").

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Origin of OL

  • From (alcoh)ol

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • (alcoh)ol

    From Webster's New World College Dictionary, 5th Edition

OL Sentence Examples

  • Ol' Jerome would bonk anything that wears panties.

  • It seemed to say "why bother with a newcomer when you can just continue with good ol' Fitz?"

  • Had a heavy wooden door with a big ol' paddle lock.

  • But ol' Jerome, he'd rather pretend I was the one that never happened.

  • It was kind of a dumb thing for ol' Jeff to do, wasn't it?

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