epode /epˈōd/

1. A kind of lyric poem invented by the Greek poet Archilochus, in which a longer verse is followed by a shorter one
2. The last part of a lyric ode, sung after the strophe and antistrophe

epodic /-odˈik/ adjective

• onerously
• onerousness
• onerousnesses
• oners
• ones
• one's best days
• one's better half
• one's cup of tea
• one self
• oneself
• one's fingers are all thumbs
• one's gorge rises
• one-shot
• one-shots
• one-sided
• one-sidedly
• one-sidedness
• onesie
• onesies
• one's last resting place
• one's native heath
• one's other half
• one's own
• one's own flesh and blood
• one's own man