O.C.
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Oc or OC may refer to:

Language and country

• Root of the name for the Occitan language or for its country, Occitania.

People

• Oilegor Cash Apili(O.C.)[further information is classified]

• O.C. (rapper), member of the Diggin' in the Crates Crew and the Crooklyn Dodgers
• the Officer Commanding of a military unit
• An Officer of the Order of Canada, as the post-nominal letters "O.C."
• Officer Candidate in the United States Navy's STA-21 program
• Old Colchestrian, one who attended Colchester Royal Grammar School
• Old Chigwellian, one who attended Chigwell School
• Old Cakeian, one who attended Private Eye's fictional St Cake's School
• Offensive Coordinator, one who coaches the offense on a football team.

Places

• Oak Cliff
• Oakland County, Michigan
• Ocean City
• Orange County, New York
• Orange County, California
• Oregon City, Oregon

Miscellaneous

• The O.C., American television show set in Orange County, California.
• Oakwood College, a college in northern Alabama, USA, affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church
• Oberlin College, a liberal arts college in Ohio
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (more common written form OCD)
• OC Spray, see Pepper spray
• OC Transpo, a public transit operator in Ottawa, Ontario
• Organized Crime
• Oklahoma Christian University
• Oleoresin Capsicum or Oleoresin Capsaicin, the active ingredient in pepper spray and OC gas
• openCanvas, an art program
• Open cluster in astronomy
• Operation Completion
• Optical Carrier levels in the SONET fiber-optic network specification
• Optics Communications, a journal published by Elsevier
• Oral contraceptive, usually referring to the combined oral contraceptive pill
• An original character in fan fiction
• Oxi Clean, cleaning product
• OxyContin
• Overclocking, the process of forcing a computer component to run at a higher clock rate than it was designed for
• PGA Express IATA airline designator
• "Opus Clavicembalisticum", a piano piece
• On-Center (oc) abbreviation used in construction for measurements. e.g. Stud Spacing -In many cases, increasing stud spacing from 16 inches oc to 24 inches oc is structurally acceptable and accepted by codes.

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