OOO

American  

abbreviation

Business.

1. out of office: (used as a notification to colleagues or clients when an employee is on vacation, out sick, or away from the office for another reason, and cannot be reached.)

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Etymology

Origin of OOO

First recorded in 2000–05

Example Sentences

OOO Rowan was panting when he reached the OsvO coolhouse.

From Literature

OOO Strong Jonn and Bronden hit the ground OOO beside Rowan and rolled to their feet.

From Literature

OOO Rowan was crawling with his eyes shut OOO tight.

From Literature

He had found that this was better OOO than facing the sighing blackness ahead.

From Literature

“I was just coming off of doing ‘Grotesquerie,’ so I was like, “Ooo. It sounds like it might be a lot work,” says Nash-Betts, whose credits include “Claws,” “The Rookie: Feds” and “When They See Us.”

From Los Angeles Times