oont

and n. A Middle English form of one. oon-t. An occasional Middle English form of un-1. oonest, adv. A Middle English form of oncel. oolackan (ö'la-kan), n. Same as eulachon . Fortnightly Rev., XXXIX. 59. Also oolahan. oolak (öʻlak), n. [E. Ind. ulak (?).] A freightoonhedt, n. A Middle English form of one- canoe of the Hoogly and central Bengal, which head. surpa es most other river-boats in its speed oönin (ō'ō-nin), n. [Irreg. ᾠóv , an egg, under sail. It has a sharp stem, and the sides + -in2.] Same as album in in . slightly rounded, and is easily steered with an oonlit, a. and adv . A Middle English form of oar. Imp . Dict . only. [NL., interj . Same as zounds . The vitelline mem- Oons, haven't you got enough of them?