O'er

ore, contracted, from Over. Esophagus, e-sof -a-gus, s. See Esophagus. Of, ov, prep.from or out of; proceeding from; belonging to; to; from among; concerning (A.S.) Off, of, a. most distant: ad. away; not toward: prep. not on; distant from: int. begone; depart. Offhand, without study or preparation. Off and on, at one time applying and engaged, then absent or remi . To be off,to depart or to recede from an agreement or design. To come of, to escape. To go of, to depart. To take off, to mimic with ridicule.