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Meaning of 'ours' (Webster Dictionary)

1 . Ours [ pl. ]
- of I
2 . Ours [ possessive pron.]
- See Note under Our.

Nearby Words:

our ourang ourang-outang ouranographist ouranography ourebi ouretic ourology ouroscopy ourselves

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