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C OF R
— Certificate of Registration
SENSE OF ARRIVAL.
— The special feeling a guest experiences during the first ten seconds or so after entering a hotel or other location. The term is used primarily in the hotel industry.
DONUT OF DEATH
— CT scanner
MASTERS OF SPIN
— People who put a different perspective on obvious things. Many radio talk show hosts are masters of spin.
T OF F
— tetralogy of Fallot
D OF W
— Died of Wounds
C OF H
— Captain of the Hold
BACK OF THE HOUSE.
— Support and service areas usually not seen by guests of a hotel or theme park.
BAG OF WORMS
— Distasteful, repulsive E.g. "I don't want to hear it your mind works like a bag of worms"
FAIR SUCK OF THE SAV!
— exclamation of astonishment and wonder, awe, disbelief (see also "sav")
TAKE A PIECE OUT OF
— to tell someone off
S OF E
— Secretary of Energy
C OF T
— Captain of Tops
K OF P
— Knights of Pythias
Y OF F
— Yeshivah of Flatbush
B. OF D.
— Board of Directors
C OF E
— Church of England
W OF M
— Words of Mormon
A OF F
— Articles of Faith
Y OF S
— Yeoman of Signals
C OF S
— Church of Scotland
C OF AG
— Captain of the Afterguard
B OF I
— Bureau of Identification
Y OF GUN
— YEOMAN OF THE GUNROOM
K OF C
— Knights of Columbus
BAG OF FRUIT
— Suit (rhyming slang)
C OF Q
— Certificate of Qualification
S OF TT
— School of Technical Training
S OF AN
— School of Air Navigation
RATE OF THE DAY.
— A hotel pricing system in which the rack rate varies from day to day.
B. OF E.
— Bank of England
U OF O
— University of Oregon
U OF S
— University of Scranton
LADY OF THE EVENING.
— A euphemism for a prostitute.
DISCLAIMER, DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY.
— A formal denial of legal and financial responsibility for monetary losses or other injury incurred as a result of advice given or products or services sold. Example: A travel agent would use a disclai
B OF A
— Bureau of Advertising
M OF G
— Manual of Guidance
FAIR CRACK OF THE WHIP!
— A request directed to others to display an honest understanding, dealing or arrangement
U OF H
— University of Houston
T OF OPNS
— Theater of Operations
TAKE THE MICKEY OUT OF
— to deliberately tease or ridicule somebody
WAY OF SAINT JAMES.
— See Camino de Santiago.
CERTIFICATE OF FREE SALE.
— A formal confirmation issued by a trade association or government that a product meets various safety and health requirements and thus may be freely sold to the public in a particular country.
I OF W
— Isle of Wight
LAATD OF NA
— Low Altitude Air Threat Defense of North America
I OF M
— Isle of Man
C OF I
— Certificate of Indebtedness (financial) –The College of Idaho
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
— An association of businesses in a city, region, or state, devoted in part to promoting the business interests of its members. Chambers of commerce are often active in promoting tourism to their areas.
BACK OF BOURKE
— a very long way away (remote Australian outback)
JACK OF
— to be tired of something; pissed off
PACK OF GALAHS (PACK OF BLUDGERS)
— group of people held in contempt by the speaker
FAM C OF A
— Family Court of Australia
FOUR FANS OF FREEDOM
— Nickname for the C-130 Hercules
FRIEND OF BILL
— . Slang. A member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Members of AA frequently meet on cruise ships and these meetings are listed on the ship's calendar as "Friends of Bill" or sometimes "Friends of Bill W." The
POINT OF TURNAROUND.
— The place at which an airplane or other vehicle begins its return journey to its point of origin.
FOURTH POINT OF CONTACT
— Derived from the description of a Parachute Landing Fall (PLF), refers to one’s rumpus. As in‚”you better get yer head outta yer fourth point of contact!”
AT THE END OF THE DAY
— When everything is finished.
C OF O
— Certificate of Occupancy
LETTER OF INTENT.
— Typically, a letter from a potential buyer to a seller indicating the seriousness of the potential buyer's interest and agreeing to hold in strict confidence any data provided by the seller to assist
FRIEND OF DOROTHY.
— Slang. A gay man. Meetings of gay men aboard cruise ships are frequently listed on the ship's calendar as "Friends of Dorothy." The reference is to the lead character in the film "The Wizard of Oz," p
TWO STOPS SHORT OF WEST HAM
— (Psychiatry) Barking mad. Barking is slang for "mad" and also the name of a station; it is 4 stops from West Ham, but the psych slang follows the formula "2 sandwiches short of a picnic", "Tuppence short of a shilling" (simple-minded/nuts) - the deficit i
CHANGE OF EQUIPMENT.
— A change of aircraft that occurs without a change in the flight number.
NECTAR OF THE GODS
— coffee; without which many hospital services would shut down
FRONT OF HOUSE.
— Those activities of a business, such as a hotel, that are visible to the customer, as opposed to back officefunctions that are not seen by customers
AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY.
— In tourism, a metric arrived at by dividing the total number of overnight stays in a locality by the number of arrivals. This metric is most reliable at the local level.
COUNTRY OF REGISTRY.
— The nation in which a ship's ownership is formally registered. The country of registry need not reflect the nationality of the crew or the cruise area in which the ship operates and is often chosen fo
CONTRACT OF CARRIAGE.
— The small print on the passenger's coupon of an airline ticket detailing the legal relationship, rights, and liabilities of the passenger and the carrier.
DOSE OF I DON'T CARE
— pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed
FLAG OF CONVENIENCE.
— The flag of a country with easy or lax maritime regulations and low fees and taxes, flown by ships that register their vessels in such countries, even though their ownership and main cruising areas ar
OF
— Office of Facilities
OF
— Transports et Travaux Aériens de Madagascar
LETTER OF AGREEMENT.
— A contract in the form of a letter from one person or company to another; both parties must sign for the agreement to become binding.
COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT.
— The percentage by which Social Security recipients' monthly benefits are increased each year to adjust for increases in the cost of living. Intended to ensure that beneficiaries don't lose purchasing
OF
— Air Finland
PASSENGER OF SIZE.
— A euphemism for an extremely large or obese person; used primarily in the airline industry, where such passengers are required to purchase a second seat.
RULE OF FIVE
— if more than five of the patient's orifices are obscured by tubing, he has no chance
LETTER OF CREDIT.
— A document issued by a bank or other financial institution attesting to an individual's or company's ability to borrow money within specific limits.
THE 29 P'S OF SURVIVING BIRD-FLU..
— Proper Prior Planning and Preparation Promotes Pandemic Preparedness, Preventing Piss Poor Performance, Pernicious Pestilence, Pervasive Public Panic, Probable Personal Petulance, Pulmonary Pathogens, Poor Patient Prognosis, Preventable Pain and Poohing y
OF
— Ordering for Full
NECK OF THE WOODS
— A certain part of the city, neighborhood, area, or country. What are you doing in this neck of the woods?
NEUTRAL UNIT OF CONSTRUCTION.
— A common denominator used to calculate a total when adding fares in different currencies.
C OF A
— Centre of Attention
ONE OF A KIND
— I have no idea what this is
CONDITIONS OF CARRIAGE.
— The fine print attached to an airline ticket; in effect, a contract that is heavily weighted in favor of the airline and to which the passenger ostensibly "agrees" as a condition of purchasing the tic
OF
— Owner Financing
OF
— Old French
OF
— Older Fellow
ANN. OF MATH.
— Annals of Mathematics
MONTH OF SUNDAYS
— A very long time; 30 weeks. I haven't seen you in a month of Sundays.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
— The formal legal description of a business' activities required for registration by the state.
LEND OF, TO HAVE A
— to take advantage of somebody's gullibility, to have someone on ("he's having a lend of you")
1ST C OF T
— First Captain of Tops
ANN. OF MATH. STAT.
— Annals of Mathematical Statistics
CLASS OF SERVICE.
— 1. The level of amenities provided in a travel product. 2. A semi-arbitrary division determined by the fare paid, as in the multiple "classes" offered in coach by an airline. 3. An alphanumerical code
OF
— OVIPOSITION AND FEEDING
PIECE OF CAKE
— a simple task
1ST C OF MT
— First Captain of the Maintop
GUTFUL OF PISS
— drunk, "he's got a gutful of piss"
OF
— Oramental Fish
OF
— Old Face
OF
— OZIAS FAMILY
ROUGH END OF THE PINEAPPLE
— a bad experience, deal or transaction
OF
— Outside Face
PG OF THE MBW
— Promoting Group of the Movement for a Better World
NASTY PIECE OF WORK
— an undesirable person, an unpleasant person
C OF I
— Church of Ireland
LX OF CH
— laxative of choice
SONG OF SOL
— Song of Solomon
MILK OF AMNESIA
— Propofol
OF
— on fire
OF
— Oxygen-Free
BOOK OF BUSINESS.
— A roster or record of a travel agent's clients and/or bookings.
C OF F
— Captain of the Forecastle
BOARD OF DIRECTORS SETUP.
— Configuration of a meeting room in which chairs are placed around rectangular or oval conference tables.
OF
— officer
OF
— Objective Function
CRR OF NJ
— Central Railroad of New Jersey
FEDERAL AVIATION ACT OF 1958.
— Law that, among other things, abolished the Civil Aeronautics Administration and created the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
BEAT THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS OUT OF
— Administering a terrible thrashing
2ND C OF MT
— SECOND CAPTAIN OF THE MAINTOP
CHANGE OF GAUGE.
— See change of equipment.
COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCE.
— An additional sum provided to a corporate employee to offset higher prices in certain countries or cities.
OF
— Overflow Flag
ALCOA/BRAND NAME OF MYRIAD PRODUCTS:
— Aluminum company of America. One product used in everyday home use is Reynolds Aluminum foil, fyi.
C OF A
— Commonwealth of Australia
BRC OF A
— Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
OF
— Open File
2ND C OF T
— Second Captain of Tops
C OF A
— Certificate of Analysis
OF
— Operation Firestorm
DEVASTATING ELITE ARMY OF DESTRUCTION
— Gaming Clan Started by a group of Guys in Wisconsin {DEAD}
OF
— Orbital Flight
RT OF W
— Right-of-way
C OF MT
— Captain of the Main Top
C OF C
— Certificate of Compliance
BRC OF US&C
— Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of the United States and Canada
C OF MIZ T
— Captain of the Mizen Top
C OF MIZ T
— CAPTAIN OF THE MIZZEN TOP
ACT OF GOD.
— A meteorological or seismic event over which a travel provider has no control and, hence, no legal responsibility. See also, force majeure.
BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH
— a.k.a. blue bomb -or- BSOD -or- WinNuke
C OF MT
— CAPTAIN OF THE MAINTOP
INTERNET OF THINGS
— a.k.a. high-tech tagging
PROC FEM FOR H OF IF
— Procuring Females for House of ill Fame
U OF I
— University of Idaho
OF
— Ordem dos Farmacêuticos
BILL OF FARE.
— A menu in a restaurant.
JOURNAL OF ANECDOTAL MEDICINE
— favourite, but unwritten, source of medical wisdom
C OF A
— Certificate of Approval
CH OF O
— Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa
ORGANISATION OF EASTERN CARIBBEAN STATES.
— Consisting of Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Lucia and the Grenadines, and the British West Indies.
C OF A
— Coat of Arms
C OF F
— Cost of Facilities
TRR OF ST. L.
— Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis
U OF I
— University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
U OF R
— University of Richmond
C OF O
— Certificate of Origin
C OF C
— Continuum of Care
UNIV OF NSWLJ
— University of New South Wales Law Journal
OF
— Output File
ARSON OF PERS PROP
— Arson of Personal Property
C OF A
— Certificate of Airworthiness
U OF A
— University of Arkansas
TOP OF THE SHIP.
— The most expensive suites and staterooms on a cruise ship sailing.
C OF F
— Construction of Facilities
C OF C
— College of Charleston
LET THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG
— To reveal a secret. Monique let the cat out of the bag when she told Courtney about the surprise birthday party.
JOINT NOTICE OF CHANGE.
— A form submitted to IATA when the ownership of a travel agency changes hands.
U OF M
— University of Michigan
C OF C
— Chamber of Commerce
FREEDOM OF THE SEAS .
— The right of a commercial ship to cruise any waters, except territorial waters of other nations, in either peace or war.
U OF R
— University of Rochester
U OF I
— University of Iowa
U OF P
— University of Pennsylvania
THRT B OF P
— Threatened Breach of Peace
OF
— ONS FACULTY
U OF P
— University of Pittsburgh
OF
— Operand Fetch
QUALITY OF EXPERIENCE.
— A rather subjective measure of customer satisfaction, typically arrived at by the use of customer surveys.
VIO OF LL
— Violation of Liquor Law
OF
— Optional Form
U OF W
— University of Waterloo (Canada)
U OF A
— University of Arizona
OF
— OPERATE OR FOR
OF
— OCCURRING AT FURTHER
REMS OF
— Remains of
OF
— OPPORTUNITIES AND FOREIGN
U OF R
— University of Regina (Sasketchewan, Canada)
UNL SALE OF SEC
— Unlawful Sale of Securities
U OF W
— University of Winnipeg (Canada)
DOSE OF I DON'T REMEMBER
— pain-killing meds that leave patient without memory of painful procedure
LEGAL ISSUES OF ECON INTEGRATION
— Legal Issues of Economic Integration
MAP OF ANTARCTICA
— (NZ) appearance of fatal spontaneous brain haemorrhage on CT scan
OF
— Old Fart
OF
— Osvobodilna Fronta
U OF M
— Univesity of Manitoba (Canada)
IRC OF A
— Industrial Relations Court of Australia
DSA OF WA
— Down Syndrome Association of Wa
OF
— One of the Finest
IS OF SC
— Isles of Scilly
SUPT. OF DOCS.
— Superintendent of Documents
ANZJ OF CRIM
— Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology
OF
— Optical Fiber
OF
— Over Frequency
INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES
— neurology ward full of patients (usually stroke victims) all babbling in a different language.
OF
— Order Form
BOARD OF REVIEW DECISIONS
— Decisions of the Income Tax Board of Review 1925-1951 (1932-1937)
OF
— Oppenheimer Funds
CO OF CITY
— County of City
OF
— opacity factor
OF
— Oxidizer-to-Fuel Ratio
OF
— Overflow
DESTR OF IP
— Destruction of Interstate Property
OF
— Opposing Force
OF
— OD FLORIDA
FIREBALLS OF THE UTICAS
— fibroids of the uterus
OF
— Osseointegration Foundation
STLSW OF T
— Saint Louis Southwestern Railway Company of Texas
OF
— ORGANIZER AND FOCUS
OF
— ORGANIZER FITS
OF
— osteitis fibrosa
VIO OF HL
— Violation of Health Laws
OF
— OBSERVE THE FESTIVAL
OF
— osmotic fragility
OF
— OHIO AND THE FEDERAL
OF
— Osservatorio Finanziario
OF
— Obstacle Free
OF
— Opacity Factor Positive
OF
— OP-AMP FLATPACK
OF
— One Fitness Sdn. Bhd
OF
— Oxidizer to Fuel
OF
— ORDERS THAT FALL
OF
— ORDER BY THE FOOD
OF
— OUTLINE FOR
OF
— ossifying fibroma
OF
— OPEN TO FIRMS
OF
— ORDERS FORMAT
OF
— Over Flow
OF
— oviductal fluid
OF
— open field
OF
— OBTAIN THE FUND
OF
— Overland Flow
OF
— Outfielder
OF
— Optical Filter
OF
— Optical Fuse
OF
— Objective Force
OF
— ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONS
OF
— Oxidizing Flame
OF
— Outfield
OF
— OCCUPATIONS IN FABRICATION
OF
— OPTIMIZE FEEDBACK
OF
— Olivier Fraysse
OF
— ORIGINS AND FIRST
OF
— output factor
OF
— OCCASIONALLY THE FREQUENCY
OF
— OXIDATION IN A FLUIDIZED
OF
— Oxide Film
OF
— Obliquity Factor
OF
— Object Framework
OF
— OUTH A FRICA
OF
— Oil Furnace
OF
— OTHERS BY FRANCES
OF
— OVERVIEW AND FAMILIARIZATION
OF
— ORPHAN FOUNDATION
OF
— Outfitting
OF
— oral fluid
OF
— OXIDATIVE AND FUNCTIONAL
OF
— OILS FORMATION
OF
— Otechestven Front
OF
— OPTO-COUPLER FLAT-PACK
OF
— Oscillator Frequency
OF
— OUTBACK FXA
OF
— ORDER FIFTH
OF
— organ failure
OF
— OCCUPATIONS IN FILTRATION
OF
— OTHELLO BY FOLLOWING
OF
— OILS ON FLAVOR
OF
— Oxygen Fill
OF
— Oil Filter
OF
— ORIGIN IN FALL
OF
— Open Firmware
OF
— ONE THE FOUNDATIONS
OF
— Owner's Funds
OF
— ODA Franklin
OF
— OPERATIONALLY-INDUCED FACTORS
OF
— OPEN THE FAIR
OF
— Only Friends
OF
— OXIDATIVE FREE-RADICAL
OF
— Ornamentals and Flowers
OF
— OPERATION BUT THE FACTOR
OF
— Optional Fixed Length
OF
— ODE AND FOR
OF
— Operational Instrumentation MDM-FWD
OF
— Ocean Floor
OF
— Oil-Filled
OF
— OCCYSTS IN THE FECES
OF
— OLYMPUS FG
OF
— ORGANIZATION IS TO FURTHER
OF
— Oil Fired
OF
— OPTIMAL FERTILIZER
OF
— Operational FWD
OF
— Owners for Football
OF
— ORGANIC FACIES
OF
— OBLATE FATHERS
OF
— OPINION AND NOT FINDINGS
OF
— OPENINGS/CLOSINGS FOR
OF
— ofloxacin
OF
— Operation Flashpoint
OF
— ORGANIZATIONS IN FAVOUR
OF
— Operational FWD DSC Or MDM
OF
— Object Finance
OF
— Orignal FIRES
OF
— OPN FUNDING
OF
— ORPHAN FILM
OF
— OPERATING ON A FREQUENCY
OF
— Operational Fix
OF
— OPEN FOOSBALL
OF
— OCCURS FORMER
OF
— Orbit File
OF
— Oriented Film
OF
— Optical Fluorescence
OF
— ORGANIZATIONS FORMERLY
OF
— Operator Function
OF
— OJG IN THE FORMER
OF
— OE FISCHER
OF
— OSTI FEDERAL
OF
— OLLAM FOLA
OF
— OPLANS FOR
OF
— OBSERVES FOURTH
OF
— Overall False
OF
— ORWELL FREE
OF
— OVIET FIRES
OF
— OSLO FAILED
OF
— OUTGREAT FOR
OF
— ONE-TIME FEDERAL
OF
— Opisthorchis felineus
OF
— OutFront
OF
— OIL ON FIRMNESS
OF
— ORLEANS at the French
OF
— ONAL FEDERATION
OF
— OREGON FUNDING
OF
— Other Format
OF
— Operational Forward
OF
— ORDER FINDINGS
OF
— Ordered Field
OF
— OA22 FAMILY
OF
— OPEVAL OR A FORMAL
OF
— ONLY FORMULATIONS
OF
— Orientation Factor
OF
— oligofructose
OF
— Optical Flat
OF
— ONTEXT FROM
OF
— ONE FUNDAMENTALS
OF
— Outer Firewall
OF
— orbital fracture
OF
— ORDERED that a FURTHER
OF
— OUTWATER FISK
OF
— Original Formulation
OF
— Official Fix
OF
— OVARIAN FIBER
OF
— Official Forms
OF
— OUARTER FOREIGN
OF
— optical fundus
OF
— OILUSED FOR
OF
— Oil Finished
OF
— Officer (NATO)
OF
— orbitofrontal cortex
OF
— ORGAN WITH FIVE
OF
— OLEOPHILA FOR
OF
— Ordered Flat
OF
— orbital fibroblasts
OF
— OC3902 FUNDAMENTALS
OF
— Oil Feed
OF
— OINDICATA FABRICIUS
OF
— ORDER FREEZE
OF
— ONLY FACNC
OF
— overfed
OF
— OCTAGONAL FACE
OF
— Olive Fork
OF
— OCTOCORALLIA FROM
OF
— Enter Air
OF
— ORDNANCE FOUND
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