We discuss the OWA (Ordered Weighted Averaging) operators which provide for aggregation operations lying between the and and the or, and the BADD (BAsic Defuzzification Distribution) transformation. This transformation plays a central role in the development of defuzzification procedures, the aggregation of elements in a fuzzy subset to obtain one representative element. We suggest the use of the BADD transformation to generate a class of OWA like aggregation operators, denoted BADD-OWA operators. We show that while these BADD-OWA operators have some interesting properties, they fail to be mono-tonic. We next use another family of defuzzification operators, called SLIDE, to generate another class of OWA operators. These S-OWA operators provide two subfamilies of OWA operators, one Or-like and the other And-Like.