os

os
I
[[t]ɒs[/t]]
n. pl. os•sa [[t]ˈɒs ə[/t]]
anat. zool. a bone
Etymology: 1540–50; < L II
os
[[t]ɒs[/t]] n. pl. o•ra [[t]ˈɔr ə, ˈoʊr ə[/t]]
anat. zool. a mouth or orifice of the body
Etymology: 1730–40; < L ōs mouth

From formal English to slang. 2014.

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