Wayne was returning home from a business trip... bags in hand ... and slowly making his way to his vehicle in the crowded airport garage.
Suddenly a large dark car screeched to a stop in front of Wayne, and the driver pointed menacingly at him. “Get in," the driver ordered. "I"ll take you to your car."
Startled, Wayne took a step backward. "Ah ... no thanks," he answered. "I can get there myself."
"No," the man barked back as he threw open his passenger side door. "Get In !"
Wayne’s eyes now darted around the garage, hoping to find a security guard.
Just then, the driver’s face softened. "Please," he said, "I’ve been driving up and down for two hours. I can’t find a space to park and I want yours.
computing —adj. Directly connected, so that a computer immediately receives an input from or sends an output to a peripheral process etc.; carried out while so connected or under direct computer control. —adv. With the processing of data carried out simultaneously with its production; while connected to a computer; under direct computer control.
ONRUSH
n. Onward rush.
ONSIDE
adj. (of a player in a field game) not offside.
ONWARD
—adv. (also onwards) 1 forward, advancing.
- into the future (from 1985 onwards). —adj. Forward, advancing.
OODLES
n.pl. Colloq. Very great amount. [origin unknown]
OOLITE
n. Granular limestone. oolitic adj. [greek oion egg]
OOMPAH
n. Colloq. Rhythmical sound of deep brass instruments. [imitative]
OPAQUE
adj. (opaquer, opaquest) 1 not transmitting light.
- impenetrable to sight.
- unintelligible.
- unintelligent, stupid. opaquely adv. Opaqueness n. [latin opacus shaded]
