To od is to overdose or get too much of something or to get dangerous levels of something, especially something bad for you or an illegal drug.
(verb)Od is a theoretical natural force said to appear in light, magnetism, hypnotism and other forces, or the abbreviation for overdose or for overdraft.
(noun)An example of an od is a possible force that appears when a light turns on.
See od in Webster's New World College Dictionary
noun pl. od
Origin: Ger, coined by K. v. Reichenbach (1788-1869), Ger scientist
Related Forms:
or 'Od
interjection
Origin: euphemism for God
or o/d
Origin: L oculus dexter
See od in American Heritage Dictionary 4
or Odd
interjectionOrigin:
Origin: Alteration of God
.noun
Origin:
Origin: o(ver)d(ose)
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