| ORDAINERS | • ordainers n. Plural of ordainer. • ORDAINER n. one who ordains. |
| ORDAINING | • ordaining v. Present participle of ordain. • ORDAIN v. to invest with holy authority. |
| ORDALIUMS | • ORDALIUM n. (Latin) the process of resolving a disputed question by divination. |
| ORDERABLE | • orderable adj. That may be ordered (obtained by placing an order). • orderable adj. That may be ordered (put in sequence). • ORDERABLE adj. that can be ordered. |
| ORDERINGS | • orderings n. Plural of ordering. • ORDERING n. arrangement. |
| ORDERLESS | • orderless adj. Devoid of order or arrangement; chaotic. • ORDERLESS adj. without orders. |
| ORDERLIES | • orderlies n. Plural of orderly. • ORDERLY n. a male attendant. |
| ORDINAIRE | • ordinaire n. Wine for ordinary use. • ordinaire n. A soldier’s mess. • ordinaire n. A person of common rank. |
| ORDINALLY | • ordinally adv. In an ordinal manner. • ORDINAL adv. indicating order of sequence. |
| ORDINANCE | • ordinance n. (US) A local law, passed by e.g. a city. • ordinance n. An edict or decree, authoritative order. • ordinance n. A religious practice or ritual prescribed by the church. |
| ORDINANDS | • ordinands n. Plural of ordinand. • ORDINAND n. one who is undertaking ordination. |
| ORDINANTS | • ordinants n. Plural of ordinant. • ORDINANT n. one who ordains. |
| ORDINATED | • ordinated v. Simple past tense and past participle of ordinate. • ORDINATE v. to subject to (statistical) ordination. |
| ORDINATES | • ordinates n. Plural of ordinate. • ordinates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ordinate. • ORDINATE v. to subject to (statistical) ordination. |
| ORDNANCES | • ordnances n. Plural of ordnance. • ORDNANCE n. military stores or supplies; missiles discharged in war; artillery. |