Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A river, about 580 km (360 mi) long, of central Missouri rising as the confluence of two smaller streams on the Kansas border and flowing east and northeast through the Lake of the Ozarks and on to the Missouri River near Jefferson City.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a river in Missouri that is a tributary of the Missouri River
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Examples
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Government was "replacing this crumbling bridge over the Osage River," went a May 28 story.
ABC, CBS, NBC Cite Stimulus Supporters Nearly Three Times as Often as Critics Dan Gainor 2010
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Government was "replacing this crumbling bridge over the Osage River," went a May 28 story.
ABC, CBS, NBC Cite Stimulus Supporters Nearly Three Times as Often as Critics Dan Gainor 2010
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The Osage River bridge tops that list even though it's difficult to find on a map.
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GRIFFIN: St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the Osage River bridge project is just plain wrong in the middle of nowhere and nowhere on the road to recovery.
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GRIFFIN: St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the Osage River bridge project is just plain wrong in the middle of nowhere and nowhere on the road to recovery.
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GRIFFIN: St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the Osage River bridge project is just plain wrong in the middle of nowhere and nowhere on the road to recovery.
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GRIFFIN: St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the Osage River bridge project is just plain wrong, in the middle of nowhere and nowhere on the road to recovery.
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GRIFFIN: St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay says the Osage River bridge project is just plain wrong in the middle of nowhere and nowhere on the road to recovery.
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SAIDI: Two years ago Cervenka moved to central Missouri where she lives on eight acres overlooking the Osage River.
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After Lewis and Clark left St. Louis in 1804 and proceeded up the Missouri, they observed honeybees at the mouth of the Osage River, fifty miles beyond the last white settlement at La Charette.
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