Oh

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Oh is an interjection with many uses, often said by people realizing something. (e.g. Oh, now I see.)

It may also refer to:

[edit] Abbreviations

• A pronounced abbreviation for the number Zero
• OH, an abbreviation for the U.S. State of Ohio (United States postal abbreviations)
• Comair (IATA airline designator)
• in chemistry:
  • Hydroxy
  • Hydroxide
  • Specifically, the Hydroxyl radical
  • The functional alcohol group in a molecule ie: CH3CH2OH
• is a USCS symbol for an organic-rich clay and/or silt of high plasticity
• Olduvai Hominid
• A former employee of the Appalachian Mountain Club's Hut System in the White Mountains of New Hampshire (Old Hutmans Association)
• Old Harrovian, a former pupil at Harrow School, England
• Old Herefordian, a former pupil of Hereford Cathedral School
• Old Haberdasher, a former pupil of The Haberdashers' Aske's School, England
• Owen Hart

[edit] Family names

• The Chinese family name Ō (王)
  • Sadaharu Oh, famous baseball player born in Japan of Taiwanese descent
• the Korean family name Oh (오)
  • Sandra Oh, actress
  • Dennis Oh, the working name of Dennis Joseph O'Neil

[edit] Songs

• "Oh," a song by Fugazi from their 2001 album The Argument
• "Oh!", a song by Sleater-Kinney from their 2002 album One Beat
• "Oh (Dave Matthews song)", a song by Dave Matthews from his 2003 album Some Devil
• "Oh (Ciara song)", a 2004 song by singer Ciara released as a single in 2005
• "Oh! Darling", a song written by Paul McCartney and performed by the Beatles
• "Oh! Gravity. (song)," by rock band Switchfoot, or its album, "Oh! Gravity."
• "Oh, Boy! (song), a song by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, released in 1957.

[edit] Artists

OH (rapper)