ORS
ORS may refer to:
Airports
- Orcas Island Airport (FAA airport code ORS), San Juan County, Washington, United States
- Orpheus Island Resort Waterport (IATA airport code ORS), Queensland, Australia
Medicine
- Oculo-respiratory syndrome, a usually transient condition following influenza immunization
- Olfactory reference syndrome, a mental disorder concerning body odor
- Oral rehydration solution, a type of fluid replacement used to prevent or treat dehydration
- Ovarian remnant syndrome, a condition caused by residual ovarian tissue after an oophorectomy
Organizations
- Operational Research Society
- Orthopaedic Research Society, a professional, scientific and medical organization
- Otorhinolaryngological Research Society, British medical association
Places
Satellites and rockets
- ORS-1 or USA-231, an American reconnaissance satellite launched in 2011
- ORS-4, the first launch of the rocket SPARK (rocket)
- ORS-5, a satellite launched in 2017
Other uses
- Michigan Office of Retirement Services, United States
- ISO 639:ors or Orang Seletar language, native to Malaysia and Singapore
- Octopole reaction system, a type of Collision/reaction cell
- OID Resolution System, a system for mapping globally unique object identifiers into DNS name zone files; see ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 6
- Old Red Sandstone, an assemblage of rocks in the North Atlantic region
- Operational Research Section, part of the British Royal Air Force in the Second World War
- Operationally Responsive Space Office, a joint initiative of several agencies within the United States Department of Defense
- Oregon Revised Statutes, the codified body of statutory law governing Oregon, United States
- Orlando Riva Sound (O.R.S.), former German Euro disco group
- Overseas Research Scholarship, an award for foreign country nationals to undertake research in the United Kingdom
- Oxygen reduction system, an active fire protection technique
- On-Rails Shooter, a type of shooter video game.
- Ors in List of legal abbreviations
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