os

Noun

os (plural ossa)

1. (medicine) Bone.
   • Usage note: Only used by doctors and surgeons when practising. Not used by medical laymen.

2 letters in word "os": O S.

Anagrams of os:

• so

• Definitions:
• a mouth or mouthlike opening osmium: a hard brittle blue-grey or blue-black metallic element that is one of the platinum metals; the heaviest metal known operating system: (computer science) software that controls the execution of computer programs and may provide various services oculus sinister: the left eye bone: rigid connective tissue that makes up the skeleton of vertebrates
• Operating System. The foundation software of a machine; that which schedules tasks, allocates storage, and presents a default interface to the user between applications. ...
• Abbreviation for Off Screen, denoting that the speaker is not resident within the scene.
• This is the software that manages a computer system. Windows 95 is an OS.
• Short for Operating System. Typically refers to a type of computer operating system. For example, Windows, Mac, Unix, and Linux are each examples of an OS.
• Operating System: historically, the minimal set of software needed to manage a device's hardware capability and share it between application programs. ...
• Official Service - Official Use
• Surgery of the mouth.
• Office of the Secretary
• The national mapping agency of Great Britain. Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland (OSNI) and Ordnance Survey of Ireland (OSI) also exist.
• A computer program that manages the hardware and software resources of a computer.
• The master program that controls the computer. Two popular ones are Windows and Mac OS.
• the mouth and its parts.
• software (programs and data) that initiates the interaction of the electronic and electromechanical components of a computer so that they constitute a useful system for carrying out calculations; a set of instructions that tells a computer how to work. ...
• Optical Spectrography. Once the only means of analysing trace-elements but each element emits such an array of spectra in the visible light range, that interfences and overlap are not only common but almost universal.
• Operating System, eg Windows NT/2000, UNIX, Solaris and MacOS
• interface between the application (word processor, spreadsheet, etc.) and the computer hardware
• Orthopedic Surgeon; Also: Orthopedic Specialist; a Medical Doctor (MD) whose specialty is muscles, joints and ligaments. More @ Wikipedia
• The software that runs the computer. Microsoft makes several version of the OS that runs on PCs - Windows XP Professional (our recommendation), Windows XP Home, Windows Vista. Apple makes OS X (pronounced OS Ten) aka Tiger (10.4) and the soon to be released Leopard (10.5).
• The Operating System is the program(s) that manages the operations of a computer. It works with the user, the software, and the hardware. Windows is the most common operating system today.
• The layer of software in a computer-based device that directly drives the computing hardware. The operating system manages memory, input and output devices, and computing resources. Middleware requires an underlying operating system in order to run on a set-top box..
• Operating System, a supervisory program such as Windows in a computer that is running all the time and which schedules and allocates resources for other programs that are started, executed, and stopped depending on what the user wishes to do.
• OS refers to an "Operating System" for instance, Microsoft's Windows, Linux, Unix, MacOSX, OS/2.
• Software that controls a computer. An OS controls how system resources are used and provides a user interface, a way of managing hardware and software and ways to work with files.
• OS stands for Operating System. This is the software that allows you to interact with your computer and that keeps track of files, peripherals, programs, networks, etc.
• OFF SCREEN or OFF CAMERA. A character talks, or something happens out of view of the camera.

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