O 2
Terms
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- oaf
- dunce
- obdurate
- stubborn
- obeisance
- gesture expressing deep respect
- obfuscate
- to confuse
- objective
- unbiased
- oblation
- an offering
- obligatory
- required
- oblique
- indirect
- oblivious
- unmindful; unaware
- obloquy
- bad reputation resulting from public disgrace
- obscure
- not clear; partially hidden
- obsequious
- submissive or overly attentive
- obsequy
- a funeral rite
- obsess
- to controll the thoughts or feelings of a person
- obstinate
- stubborn
- obstreperous
- loud and unruly
- obtrude
- to push something toward or upon a person
- obtuse
- slow to understand
- obviate
- to prevent
- occidental
- western
- occlude
- to close; to block out
- occult
- secret or mysterious
- ocular
- pertaining to sight
- odious
- disgusting
- odoriferous
- giving off a pleasant smell
- odyssey
- a long journey
- offal
- garbage
- officious
- interfering
- ogle
- to look with desire
- ogre
- monster
- olfactory
- pertaining to smell
- oligarchy
- government by only a few
- omen
- a sign which indicates the future
- omnifarious
- of all kinds
- omnipotent
- all-powerful
- omniscient
- all-knowing
- omnivorous
- eating anything; absorbing everything
- onerous
- burdensome
- onslaught
- a furious attack
- onus
- a burden
- opaque
- not transparent; not letting light pass hrough
- opiate
- narcotic; causing sleep
- opprobrious
- shameful
- opt
- to choose
- optimist
- one who sees the good side of things
- optimum
- the best; most favorable
- opulent
- rick; luxurious
- oracular
- mysterious
- oration
- a spech
- orbit
- a path around an object
- ordain
- to order or establish
- ordinance
- a law
- organic
- fundamental or essential
- orient
- an area of the Far East; to adjust
- orifice
- opening
- ornate
- showy
- ornithology
- study of birds
- orthodox
- accepting traditional beliefs
- oscillate
- to swing or move back and forth
- ossify
- to change into bone or become rigid
- ostensible
- apparent
- ostentatious
- showing of
- ostracize
- to banish
- overt
- open; not hidden
- ovine
- like a sheep
- ovoid
- egg-shaped