Ozark
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- proper noun
- /ˈoʊzɑrk/
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Ozark
- Behind, behind or or that might just be HBOI was going to say, but Breaking Bad and shit, Ozark, Ozark, Ozark, Ozark is great, but Breaking Bad is dog shit.
- Ozark on Netflix
- the drama Ozark
- Jason Bateman in Ozark
Examples
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The crime drama series Ozark explores the dark world of money laundering and family betrayal.
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Like when you watch Ozark, you can feel you having fun.
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And I sat and I watched Ozark and for that time I just enjoyed a good show.
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I knew she would play him like a banjo at an Ozark hoedown.
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We are a group trying to change some things about how the Missouri Department of Conservation operates and spends money, and hoping in time to defend wrongly accused Ozark outdoorsmen who find local courts unavailable to them due to the cost of a lawyer's services.
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In Ozark, Jason Bateman plays a financial planner who becomes involved in criminal activities.
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The Netflix original series Ozark has received critical acclaim for its intense storytelling and acting.
Compounds
- Specialized
A wild plant in central United States with bright yellow flowers that open in the evening
- Specialized
A small bushy tree native to the Ozark region with larger leaves and nuts animals eat
- Specialized
A small shrubby tree with large leaves that grows in the southern Midwest United States
A low mountain area in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma known for clear rivers and forests
A high area of low mountains and hills in northwest Arkansas, southeast Missouri, and northeast Oklahoma
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ozark the TV series is named after the Ozark region, and that place-name likely comes from French aux arcs, meaning 'at the bends' of the local rivers. So the title tells you the story is set in that specific, river-rich region.