"burdensome, troublesome," late 14c., from Old French onereus, honereus (14c., Modern French onéreux) and directly from Latin onerosus "burdensome, heavy, oppressive," from onus (genitive oneris) "a burden" (see onus). Related: Onerously; onerousness.
oneiromancy
one-liner
oneness
one-of-a-kind
one-off
onerous
oneself
one-shot
one-sided
one-stop
one-time