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oxy-

a combining form meaning “sharp,” “acute,” “keen,” “pointed,” “acid,” used in the formation of compound words:
oxycephalic; oxygen; oxymoron.

oxy-

a combining form representing oxygen in compound words, sometimes as an equivalent of hydroxy-: oxychloride.

oxy-

combining_form

denoting something sharp; acute
oxytone

oxy-

combining_form

containing or using oxygen
oxyacetylene
a former equivalent of hydroxy-

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of oxy-¹

< Greek, combining form of �ǳ�ý�� sharp, keen, acid

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51�Թ� History and Origins

Origin of oxy-¹

from Greek, from oxus

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And in text messages, Todorova confirmed to a customer that she had in stock fentanyl pills that looked like “Perc 30s,” or oxy blues.

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“Each of these victims thought they were getting clean oxy pills. Instead, they got fentanyl,” prosecutor Suria Bahadue said during opening arguments Wednesday morning.

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In 2021 the bike - described as having a white body, red chassis, red wheels and a registration plate of DP21 OXY - was stolen from a property in Wembley, north London, the Met said.

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In 2021, the bike - described as having a white body, red chassis, red wheels and a registration plate of DP21 OXY - was stolen from a property in Wembley, north London, the Met said.

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"At the time of the shooting, the bike was displaying the registration plate DP21 OXY," he said.

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