1907, "achieved in a single attempt" (original reference is to golf), from one + shot (n.). Meaning "happening or of use only once" is from 1937.
oneness
one-of-a-kind
one-off
onerous
oneself
one-shot
one-sided
one-stop
one-time
one-upsmanship
one-way
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