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Noun: oe
Usage: UK, dialect
  1. A child of your son or daughter
    - grandchild, grandkid [N. Amer, informal]
Noun: OE
  1. English prior to about 1100
    - Old English, Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxon language

Derived forms: OEs, oes

Type of: English, English language, issue, offspring, progeny

Encyclopedia: Oe, Yamagata

OE

Nearest

odour
odourise
odourless
Odovacar
Odovakar
odyle
odynophagia
Odysseus
Odyssey
odyssey
oe
Oecanthus
Oecanthus fultoni
OECD
oecumenic
oecumenical
oecumenism
OED
oedema
Oedipal