o'1
/əʊ
/ /ə /preposition
Short for of, used to represent an informal pronunciation. a cup o' coffee...
- so if you could sit and have a cup o' coffee and conversation with one member who would it be?
- When winter - even our lame-o version of it - lingers, damp and chilly, you may hanker for a cup o' something warm.
- It's cold here today, overcast, perfect for a hot cup o'joe.
O'2
/əʊ/ /ə/prefix
In Irish patronymic names such as O’Neill.
Origin
Mid 18th century: from Irish ó, ua 'descendant'.
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