oner
/ˈwʌnə
/noun British informal
1Something denoted or characterized by the number one: I did the last drink in a oner...
- This is obviously due in part to the hiring of the experienced Vilmos Zsigmond as his cinematographer this time, who gives the scenes a depth we haven't really seen before (not everything is done in a oner).
- By selling the old car park behind the East Stand at Easter Road - in the over-heating land market worth far more than the £10m that has been quoted - they could practically clear their debts in a oner.
- The raw egg is full of cysteine which helps the body break down the free radicals which build up in the liver and it's best to swallow it in a oner.
1.1One pound or one hundred pounds sterling: to reclaim my car is gonna cost a oner
2 archaic A remarkable person or thing.So that makes him a… oner, instead of a twoer, or a threeer.
Rhymes
- pearlwort
- pearlwort spurrey
- pearly
- pearly everlasting
- pearly eye
- Pearly Gates
- pearly king
- pearly nautilus
- pearly queen
- pearly whites
- Pearmain
- pear midge
- pearmonger
- pear pearl
- pear psylla
- pear-quince
- pear-shaped
- pear shell
- pear slug
- Pearsonian
- Pearson, Karl
- Pearson, Lester Bowles
- Pearson's correlation coefficient
- Pearson's product-moment correlation coefficient
- Pears, Sir Peter