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Third person singular present of occur; happens or takes place.

A very large expanse of sea, especially one of the five main areas into which the sea is divided geographically.

Plural of ocean; the five major bodies of salt water (Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, and Arctic).

An abbreviation for October, the tenth month of the year.

A cephalopod mollusk with eight sucker-bearing arms, a soft sac-like body, and strong beak-like jaws.

(noun, informal) An overdose, especially of a narcotic drug.

Strange or unusual; different from what is expected or ordinary.

In a strange or unusual manner.

The probability or likelihood of something happening or being the case.

Expressing the relationship between a part and a whole.

Away from a place or position.

(British spelling) A breach of a law or rule; an illegal act or crime.

(transitive) To cause someone to feel hurt, upset, or insulted.

Feeling hurt, upset, or resentful because of a perceived insult or disrespectful treatment.

A person who commits an illegal act or breaks a rule.

Plural of offender; people who commit illegal acts or break rules.

(American spelling) A breach of a law or rule; an illegal act or crime.

(adjective) Causing someone to feel hurt, upset, or insulted.

To present something for acceptance or rejection.

Past tense and past participle of "offer"; presented something for acceptance or rejection.

(noun) Something presented as a gift, especially to a deity or for a religious purpose.

(noun, plural) Proposals or expressions of willingness to do something or give something.

A room or building where people work, typically at desks.

A person holding a position of command or authority in the armed forces.

Plural of officer; people holding positions of authority, especially in the military or police.

Plural of office; rooms or buildings where professional or administrative work is done.

Relating to an authority or public body.

In an official manner; with formal authority or approval.

Plural of official; people holding positions of authority in government, organizations, or other bodies.

(adjective/adverb) Not appearing on a movie, television, or computer screen; happening outside the view of the camera.

(adjective) Located in the sea, away from the coast.

A person's child or children; the young of an animal.

Frequently; many times.

A common typographical error resulting from the omission of a space between "of" and "the."

(folklore) A man-eating giant or monster in myths and fairy tales, typically depicted as large, ugly, and terrifying.

Used to express a range of emotions including surprise, disappointment, joy, or pain.

An extended form of "oh" used to express stronger or prolonged emotion such as realization, surprise, understanding, or pleasure.

A further extended form of "oh" used to express even stronger or more prolonged emotion such as deep realization, intense surprise, or great pleasure.

(British, informal) Used to attract someone's attention, often in a brusque or challenging manner.

A viscous liquid derived from petroleum, used as fuel and lubricant.

Satisfactory; acceptable; in good condition.

Satisfactory; acceptable; in good condition.

(informal) A colloquial or dialectal spelling of "old," often representing casual or affectionate speech.

Having lived or existed for a long time.

Comparative form of "old"; having lived or existed for a greater amount of time.

Superlative form of "old"; having lived or existed for the longest amount of time.

An exclamation of approval, triumph, or encouragement, especially associated with Spanish culture, bullfighting, and flamenco.

(noun) A small oval fruit with a hard stone, green when unripe and bluish-black when ripe, used as food and for oil.

Plural of olive; small oval fruits with hard stones, used as food and for oil.

(noun, skateboarding) A jump performed on a skateboard by tapping the tail on the ground while lifting the front foot, causing the board to rise into the air.