Ohio
- noun
- /oʊˈhaɪoʊ/
:
río Ohio
- And then as an older child, I saw the Ohio River freeze.
Examples
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These tribes are determined to hold the line of US settlement at the Ohio River and will fight to do so.
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Morgan's Raiders have crossed the ohio.
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These tribes are determined to hold the line of US settlement at the Ohio River, and we'll fight to do so.
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W was then the far Southwest, much lighter in the Ohio River Valley, and with John Quincy Adams very heavy support in places like Massachusetts.
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He's a flat boatman out on the, you know, either the Ohio, Missouri, the Mississippi somewhere and they're dancing in the singing.
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During summer, many families enjoy picnics along the banks of the Ohio River.
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The Ohio River is famous for its scenic views and recreational opportunities.
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Historically, the Ohio River served as a crucial transportation route for trade and travel.
Synonyms
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A major river in the eastern United States that flows west to meet the Mississippi River
Compounds
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A major river in the eastern United States that flows west to meet the Mississippi River
- Specialized
A tree with scaly grey bark that loses its leaves and makes round brown nuts
- Specialized
A plant with bright yellow flowers that grows in Ohio prairies and wetlands
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ohio comes from a Native American word ohiːyo' which means 'good river' or 'great river'. That name fits the river and helps you remember it as a large, important waterway.