She altered her grandmother's dress, adding leg-o'-mutton sleeves to give it a Victorian flair.

He set the catch-'em-alive-O near the barn to relocate the injured raccoon.

During the road trip, the siblings kept themselves entertained by playing X-e O-zees on napkins.

When the storm suddenly cleared and the sun reappeared, I couldn't help but mutter, "O me of little faith," and laugh at my own worrying.

The collector proudly displayed a rare stamp overprinted with B. I. O. T., representing the British Indian Ocean Territory.

As a prank, they decided to nail Jell-O to a wall outside the dormitory.

Her vintage wedding dress featured a dramatic leg-o'-mutton sleeve that tapered into a narrow cuff.

When the storm threatened to capsize the boat and panic rose among the fishermen, he turned to them, 'O ye of little faith,' and calmed the sea.

Asking him to finish the whole project in one night is like trying to nail Jell-O to a tree.

The captain kept the cat-o'-nine-tails locked in the brig, a grim reminder of naval discipline.