OT

n. first division of the Christian Bible; Jewish Bible (including the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings)

OT may refer to:Operational Transformation (OT) an optimistic concurrency control method for group editingAeropelican Air Services IATA airline designatorovertimeoblivious transferoccupational therapy  Occupational therapistoffensive tackle, either of two football positionsOld TestamentOld Traffordon-topic & off-topicOperating Thetan, in Scientology, a spiritual state of a being able to operate free of the encumbrances of the material universeoperating theatreoptimality theoryOrganisation Todt, a Third Reich civil and military engineering groupOakville Trafalgar High SchoolOtago, a region of New ZealandO.T. Recordings, a record labelOpen Tibia, Open Tibia Is an Open Source Project That Helps People Making There Own OT.–
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For the Cyrillic letter, see Ot (Cyrillic). For the abbreviation and it various meanings, see OT. Ot is the Mongolian goddess of marriage. In Mongolian folklore she is referred to as the "queen of fire". She was said to have been born at the beginning of the world, when the earth and sky separated. Also known as the goddess of the earth. Some equate her to the Siberian goddess Umai.
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OT Old tuberculin. OT abbr. occupational therapy OT old tuberculin. OT Symbol for 1 Occipitotransverse 2 Occupational therapist, therapy, see there [more]OT - Community and Resources

n. grass, herb, weed, hay, hashish, joint, greenstuff, herbage, pasturage, pasture, vegetable

adj. herbal, herby, herbaceous

v. sing, sing out, crow, caw, hoop, warble, whistle

[Other] The Mongolian goddess of marriage, and the Queen of fire.