English to English Dictionary

Orderly Narrative

A coherent and organized account of events or experiences, typically presented in a structured format.

Ordinador

A device that processes data according to a set of instructions.

Ordinance

A piece of legislation enacted by a municipal authority.

Ordinand

A person who is preparing for or is about to receive ordination into the clergy.

Ordinant

One who ordains or confers holy orders; a person who appoints or decrees an order.

Ordinarily

In a manner that is usual or normal.

Ordinary

Commonly encountered or experienced; not special or different in any way.

Ordinary Citizen

A person who is a member of a community or nation, typically without any special privileges or status.

Ordinary Speaker

A person who speaks a language in a typical or common manner, without specialized knowledge or training.

Ordinary Woman

A woman who is typical or average in her characteristics or lifestyle.

Ordinary-level

A former subject-based academic qualification in the UK (except Scotland), usually taken by students aged 15 or 16, replaced by the GCSE.

Ordnance

Mounted guns; artillery, or military supplies such as weapons, ammunition, and combat vehicles.