orth-

¹ American

variant of ortho- before a vowel.

orthicon.

Orth. ² American

abbreviation

Orthodox.

orth. ³ American

abbreviation

orthopedic
orthopedics.

Orth. British

abbreviation

Orthodox (religion)

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His point recalled a conversation I had with Jacob Orth, better known by his online moniker JacobslifeinVegas, who has been publishing YouTube videos about Las Vegas for the past 11 years.

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In earlier eras of his channel, Orth’s videos had a frothy self-help flair; he doled out advice on how to best enjoy some of the more revelrous temptations the city has to offer.

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Orth told me a story that he thinks illustrates what has changed.

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All told, the experience left Orth with a feeling shared by a lot of people who’ve traveled to Vegas lately.

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The plan worked, and a few weeks later, Orth received a letter in the mail inviting him back to the casino with a complimentary suite.

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