Ohio
- proper noun
- /oʊˈhaɪoʊ/
- Where you heading in Ohio?
- the state of Ohio
- Ohio University
- Ohio schools
And this one is from Michelle in Ohio, she says.
- And this one is from Michelle in Ohio, she says.
- Well, we have Bev from Ohio, and I've got this, Ryan.
- So years later went by I go to this club in Ohio, Dayton, OH.
- And and how many people are from Ohio here other than TomTom?
- Anybody from Ohio, this is for you.
- The Republican governor of the state of Ohio said this is not happening.
- And Susan Everhart is a teacher in Ohio, and she's on the line.
- I'm going to have to fly to Ohio to press a reset button.
- He was born in Ohio over there in Youngstown, Youngstown.
- Happy Thanksgiving Drop comments, Ohio, thanks for joining us.
- Hey, Thea, this is your boy CC from Ohio CC.
Examples
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No, maybe I'll go back home to Ohio, find me a little farm.
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Students who stay in the program until graduation are guaranteed admission to Ohio State, with financial aid.
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And I was in Ohio in our home state.
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Hi, my name is Grace and I live in Ohio and it's time.
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I am back from Ohio, so follow me.
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Anybody from Ohio, this is for you.
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All of Ohio loves you!
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The Republican governor of the state of Ohio said this is not happening.
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There were tourists from Ohio in the park.
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I visited Ohio last summer and explored its beautiful parks.
Synonyms
Two-letter code for the United States state Ohio used on mail and in addresses
A nickname for the US state of Ohio with capital Columbus
Compounds
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 for the state comes from the same Native American word ohiːyo' meaning 'good river'. The state was named after the Ohio River, so the name reminds us of the river that helped people travel and build towns there.