O

O

• • O

  • a circle

  • Oar

  • to row as with oars

  • Obsequious

  • behaving as becomes one who attends funeral
    obsequies

  • Obsequiously

  • funereally

  • Obstacle

  • ridiculously used for 'obstinate.'

  • Occupation

  • persons occupied in business

  • Occurent

  • an incident

  • Od's Body, Od's Heartlings, Od's Pittikins, Od's Plessed Will

  • 'Od's in these and all similar exclamations is a euphemism for 'God's.'

  • Oeilliad

  • an amorous glance

  • O'erparted

  • having too important a part to act

  • O'er-raught

  • overreached
    overtasked

  • Offering

  • challenging

  • Office

  • benefit, kindness
    use, function

  • Old

  • a cant term for great, as we say fine, or pretty

  • Once

  • some time

  • Oneyer

  • a banker. A doubtful word

  • Ope

  • open

  • Ope

  • to open

  • Open

  • plain
    Public

  • Open

  • to give tongue as a hound

  • Operant

  • active

  • Opinioned

  • used ridiculously for pinioned

  • Opposite

  • adversary

  • Opposition

  • combat

  • Or

  • before

  • Order

  • measures

  • Ordinance

  • rank, order

  • Orgulous

  • proud

  • Ort

  • leaving, refuse

  • Ostent

  • show, appearance

  • Ostentation

  • show, appearance

  • Ounce

  • a beast of prey of the tiger kind

  • Ouphe

  • a fairy

  • Ousel-cock

  • the blackbird

  • Out

  • all out, fully

  • Out-look

  • to face down

  • Outward

  • not in the secret of affairs

  • Outward

  • outside

  • Owe

  • to own