o (A.S.) [349], one
of-gon (A.S.) [166], to derive (?)
of-walked (A.S.) [258], fatigued with walking
o-lofte (A.S.) aloft, on high
one, oone (A.S.) singly, alone, only. myn one, [154], myself singly
†onethe (A.S.) scarcely. See unnethe
oon (A.S.) one
oost (A.N.) [416], a host, army
openen, opene (A.S.) to open. pret. pl. opned, [388]
ordeigne, ordeyne (A.N.) [415], to ordain