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Oxon

[ok-son, -suh n]
noun
  1. Oxfordshire.
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Oxon.

1
  1. Oxford.
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Origin of Oxon.

1
From the Medieval Latin word Oxonia

Oxon.

2
  1. of Oxford.
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Origin of Oxon.

2
From the Medieval Latin word Oxoniēnsis
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Historical Examples of oxon

  • Mr. Oxon here, whom we call Joe, is the owner of Merton Tower.

    King of Ranleigh

    F. S. (Frederick Sadlier) Brereton

  • Oxon or Surrey (the same applies to him as to P. of Baldeswell).

  • Thomas Goodewyn, of Alkerton (Oxon), a large sheepfarmer, bequeathed 2s.

  • Oxon was a gentleman of a good estate, and a strong and valiant person.

  • Anno Domini he was admitted at Magdalen-hall, in Oxon.

British Dictionary definitions for oxon

Oxon

abbreviation for
  1. Oxfordshire
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Word Origin for Oxon

from Latin Oxonia

Oxon.

abbreviation for
  1. (in degree titles) of Oxford
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Word Origin for Oxon.

from Latin Oxoniensis
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