ones
Change for fives
Ones is the plural of one, referring to multiple individual items or people: These ones are ripe; those aren't.
It often distinguishes a subset: the little ones, the lucky ones, loved ones.
In some dialects, ones follows demonstratives where standard English uses bare pronouns: I like these ones better sounds natural to many speakers, though some consider it redundant.
Wholeness through cohesion
- singularityPoint where values explode
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- indivisibilityCannot be divided
- singlenessState of being alone
individuality · uniqueness · sole · solitary · lone · single · first · primary
Unattached individuals
- dollarsUS monetary units
- banknotesPaper currency notes
- cashReady spending funds
- small billsLow-value paper currency
bills · paper money · change · vending machine · pocket money · spending money
unity
Wholeness through cohesion
- singularityPoint where values explode
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- indivisibilityCannot be divided
singleness · individuality · uniqueness · sole · solitary · lone · single · first · primary · initial
two
Number after one
six · seven · eight · nine · ten · zero · digit · number · integer · counting
singles
Unattached individuals
bills · small bills · paper money · change · vending machine · pocket money · spending money
family
Related people together
relatives · offspring · dependents · cherished · treasured
- multiplicationmultiplication, multiply, product, times tables, multiplier
- money slangbucks, dough, moolah, cheddar, cash
- number wordspair, duo, trio, quartet, quintet
- number sensenumber sense, counting, numeracy, number recognition, number line
- US currencydollar, dollar bills, penny, dollars, nickel
- quantitiessome, many, few, amount, several
- no oneZero individuals
- one dayUnspecified future time
- one hundredTen squared
- number oneFirst in rank
- loved onesCherished people in life
- one by oneIn succession, separately