ord.

abbreviation for

1. order.
2. ordinal.
3. ordinance.
4. ordinary.
5. ordnance.

Ord

/ ɔːd /

noun

1. a river in NE Western Australia, rising on the Kimberley Plateau and flowing generally north to the Timor Sea: subject of a major irrigation scheme. Length: about 500 km (300 miles)

Example Sentences

“The increase in geo-political tensions around the world is driving a fundamental rearmament upcycle which is expected to last for at least the next decade,” said Chemring chief executive Michael Ord.

From BBC

Reba served at Fort Ord in California, a polluted former Army base, and Fort McClellan in Alabama, once the home of chemical weapons training where the federal government has acknowledged potential exposure to toxins.

From Washington Times

Reba served at Fort Ord in California, a polluted former Army base, and Fort McClellan in Alabama, once the home of chemical weapons training where the federal government has acknowledged potential exposure to toxins.

From Seattle Times

Former Weber State coach Bethann Shapiro Ord helped shaped Young’s recruiting philosophy and after five years at Portland, Pilots coach Michael Meek told Young he’s ready to lead his own program.

From Seattle Times

Influential scholars like Noam Chomsky say the risk of extinction is now “unprecedented in the history of Homo sapiens,” and futurists like Toby Ord claim that that probability is about the same as playing a round of Russian roulette.

From Salon