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ob.

 
Use ob. in a Sentence
1. he died; she died. Origin:
< L obiit
2. incidentally. Origin:
< L obiter
3. oboe.
4. Meteorology. observation.
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ob.  
abbr.  

  1. Latin obiit (he or she died)

  2. Latin obiter (incidentally)

Ob.  
abbr.   Bible
Obadiah
O·ba·di·ah 2   (ō'bə-dī'ə)   
n.   Abbr. Ob. or Obad.
See Table at Bible.

[After Obadiah.]
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Abbreviations & Acronyms
ob.

  1. Latin obiit (he or she died)

  2. Latin obiter (incidentally)

  3. oboe

Ob.
Obadiah
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