Define One Or More Meaning

one or more means having at least one, but has an option of more than one, yet it is not required

Originated in the endemic region of Danny's basement after Prom '08, this command gathers fellow bros to take just one more shot of hard liquor, preferably Bacardi 151 or 99 Apples. This command can be analagous to a shouting "huddle in!" or even to Cpt. Olimar's Down + B in Super Smash Brothers Brawl. Once "One More!" has been shouted, each bro is required to take at least one shot (1.25 oz+) until the thirteenth shot has been drunk, at which point shooting to One More becomes optional.

Linkin Park's seventh studio album. It shows the band venturing into more conventional styles of pop music while retaining some of their rock roots.

The false phrase used by band directors to run through a set when they actually mean more than once.

the final marijuana smoke of the night.

1. the alarm blares. you want just one more hour of sleep. you do one more.

2. you get out of class and have some homework to do before your next class, which is in 30 minutes. you do twenty-eight more.

3. you take a nap at 3pm for no reason. your friends want you to get up to grab some dinner at 6pm. you tell them you'll be right out. then you do 3 more.

A phrase used by band directors and musical instructors of most kinds. Typically, it is assumed that the phrase means you will only be trying the music "one more time", but generally the phrase becomes repeated, and one more time evolves into three or four.

As many more (times, items, etc.) as it takes me to achieve a satisfactory result. This phrase may be repeated an arbitrary number of times.

When you let playing video games and you didn’t win last game so you have to play again

One more time. It's used on the east side of san jose California and refers to the use of "one more time" morphed with the word "again"