A bond or other security issued without any Conversion or Warrant clause, but which yields a fixed interest rate for the entire period up to maturity. Français: Ordinaires (obligations ordinaires, émissions ordinaires) Español: Obligación ordinaria

(see also Upright) The term applied to symmetrical shoes which are not made left and right, but can be worn on either foot. [Webber, 1989] General from 1600 to 1800, less frequently in the 19th century, except for women and children. [Thornton/Swann, 1983] The OED 2d Ed has 1934 as it's earliest entry on this use. See also Last, Upright or Straight

Single ingredient animal feedstuffs. 'Straight' barley means just barley and nothing else. Farmers may buy or grow two or three straights and mix them to produce a balanced diet.

See "win in two"