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- obdurate
- stubborn, hard-hearted
- obeisance
- a bow or similar gesture expressing deep respect
- obfuscate
- to confuse, to bewilder, to perplex
- oblation
- an offering for religious or charitable purposes
- oblique
- slanted, indirect
- obloquy
- strong disapproval; bad reputation resulting from public criticism
- obscurant
- a person who tries to prevent the spread of knowledge
- obsequious
- excessively submissive; overly attentive
- obsolescent
- going out of use, becoming extinct
- obstinate
- stubborn
- obstreperous
- boisterous; unruly
- obtuse
- slow to comprehend
- obviate
- to prevent
- occlude
- to close, shut, block out
- odoriferous
- giving off a displeasing or strong smell
- offal
- garabage, waste parts
- officious
- meddling, interfering
- ogle
- to look at with desire
- olfactory
- pertaining to smell
- omnifarious
- of all kinds
- onerous
- burdensome, heavy
- onslaught
- a furious attack
- onus
- a burden, responsibility
- opaque
- not transparent, not letting light pass through
- opiate
- narcotic, causing sleep or relief
- opprobrious
- shameful, disgraceful
- opulent
- rich, luxurious
- oracular
- mysterious, predicting
- orifice
- mouth, opening
- oscillate
- to swing or move back and forth, like a pendulum. vibrate
- ossify
- to change into bone, to become rigid
- ostensible
- apparent, conspicuous
- ostentatious
- showing off, boastful
- overt
- open, aboveboard, not hidden
- ovoid
- egg-shaped