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oakiest
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OAKY, like an oak [a...
oakleaf
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the leaf of the oak...
oaklike
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like an oak [adj]
oakling
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a young oak [n -S]
oakmoss
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a lichen that grows...
oakwood
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the wood of the oak...
oarages
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OARAGE, a rowing mov...
oarfish
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a long slender fish,...
oariest
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7
OARY, having the for...
oarless
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without oars [adj]
oarlike
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like an oar [adj]
oarlock
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a device for holding...
oarsman
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a person who rows a...
oarsmen
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OARSMAN, a person wh...
oarweed
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a kind of seaweed, a...
oatcake
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a thin unleavened ca...
oatiest
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OATY, like oats [adj...
oatlike
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like an oat [adj]
oatmeal
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meal made from oats...
obconic
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conical with the ape...
obdured
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OBDURE, to become ha...
obdures
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OBDURE, to become ha...
obeahed
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OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obeches
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OBECHE, a large West...
obeisms
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OBEISM, a form of We...
obelias
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OBELIA, any of a gen...
obelion
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a part of the skull...
obelise
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to mark with an obel...
obelisk
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a four-sided shaft o...
obelism
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the act of obelizing...
obelize
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to mark with an obel...
obentos
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OBENTO, (Japanese) a...
obesely
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OBESE, very fat [adv...
obesest
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OBESE, very fat [adj...
obesity
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the condition of bei...
obeyers
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OBEYER, one who obey...
obeying
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OBEY, to do as one i...
obiisms
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OBIISM, a form of We...
obitual
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relating to an obit,...
objects
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OBJECT, to argue in...
objured
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OBJURE, to bind by o...
objures
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OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblasti
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OBLAST, (Russian) a...
oblasts
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OBLAST, (Russian) a...
oblates
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OBLATE [v]
obliged
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OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligee
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one who is obliged [...
obliger
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one who obliges, als...
obliges
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OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligor
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the person who binds...
oblique
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slanting [adj OBLIQU...
oblongs
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OBLONG, something th...
obloquy
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abusive language [n...
oboists
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OBOIST, one who play...
obolary
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extremely poor [adj]
obovate
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of a leaf, egg-shape...
obovoid
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ovoid with the narro...
obscene
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offensive, disgustin...
obscure
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indistinct [adj OBSC...
obsequy
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a funeral rite, also...
observe
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to look attentively...
obsigns
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OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obtains
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OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtends
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OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtests
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OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtrude
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to thrust forward [v...
obtunds
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OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obtuser
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OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
obverse
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the side of the coin...
obverts
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OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviate
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to forestall [v OBVI...
obvious
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easily understood [a...
ocarina
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(Italian) an egg-sha...
occiput
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the back part of the...
occlude
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to stop up [v OCCLUD...
occults
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OCCULT, to hide or m...
oceanic
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pertaining to the oc...
oceanid
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an ocean nymph [n OC...
ocellar
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of the nature of an...
ocellus
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a small simple eye f...
oceloid
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resembling the ocelo...
ocelots
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OCELOT, an American...
ochered
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OCHER, to colour wit...
ochreae
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OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ochreas
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OCHREA, (Latin) a sh...
ochring
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OCHRE, to colour wit...
ochroid
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containing or resemb...
ochrous
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containing or resemb...
ocicats
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OCICAT, a large shor...
ocreate
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having an ocrea, a s...
octadic
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relating to an octad...
octagon
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an eight-sided plane...
octanes
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OCTANE, any of a ser...
octanol
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an alcohol [n -S]
octants
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OCTANT, an eighth pa...
octapla
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a book of eight (esp...
octaval
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relating to an octav...
octaves
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OCTAVE, a set of eig...
octavos
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OCTAVO, a page size...
octette
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a composition for ei...
octetts
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OCTETT, a compositio...
octofid
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cleft or separated i...
octopod
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any of an order of e...
octopus
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a nocturnal eight-ar...
octrois
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OCTROI, (French) a d...
octuors
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OCTUOR, (French) an...
octuple
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eightfold [adj OCTUP...
octuply
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OCTUPLE, eightfold [...
oculars
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OCULAR, the eyepiece...
oculate
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having eyes, also OC...
oculist
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an eye specialist [n...
odalisk
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(French) a female sl...
odaller
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in the Orkneys and S...
oddball
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an eccentric person...
oddment
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a remnant [n -S]
oddness
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the state of being o...
oddsman
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(Scots) an umpire or...
oddsmen
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ODDSMAN, (Scots) an...
odonata
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insects of an order...
odonate
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any member of the or...
odontic
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dental [adj]
odorant
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an odorous substance...
odorate
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emitting a smell [ad...
odorful
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strong smelling, als...
odorise
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to make odorous, als...
odorize
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to make odorous, als...
odorous
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having an odor [adj...
odoured
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having an odour [adj...
odylism
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belief in the power...
odyssey
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(Greek) a long wande...
odzooks
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a mild oath, also GA...
oecists
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OECIST, (historical)...
oedemas
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OEDEMA, (Greek) a pa...
oedipal
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pertaining to the li...
oenomel
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an ancient Greek bev...
oersted
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a unit of magnetic i...
oestral
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pertaining to oestru...
oestrin
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an estrogen, also ES...
oestrum
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the period of heat i...
oestrus
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the period of heat i...
oeuvres
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OEUVRE, (French) the...
offbeat
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an unaccented beat i...
offcast
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an item of clothing...
offcuts
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OFFCUT, a small piec...
offence
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a transgression [n -...
offends
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OFFEND, to commit a...
offense
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(US) an offence, a v...
offered
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OFFER, to present fo...
offeree
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someone who is offer...
offerer
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one who offers, also...
offeror
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one who offers, also...
offhand
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ungraciously curt, a...
officer
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to command or lead [...
offices
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OFFICE, a position o...
offings
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OFFING, that part of...
offline
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taking place when th...
offload
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to unload [v -ED, -I...
offpeak
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not at the time of h...
offputs
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OFFPUT, (Scots) the...
offramp
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a road leading off a...
offscum
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scum, refuse [n -S]
offsets
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OFFSET, to compensat...
offside
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between the ball, or...
offtake
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a pipe or channel fo...
oftener
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OFTEN, happening man...
ogdoads
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OGDOAD, a group of e...
oghamic
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of or like ogham, al...
oglings
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OGLING, the act of o...
ogreish
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resembling an ogre,...
ogreism
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the state of being o...
ogrisms
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OGRISM, the state of...
ohmages
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OHMAGE, electrical r...
oidioid
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relating to an oidiu...
oikists
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OIKIST, (historical)...
oilbird
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a nocturnal bird of...
oilcamp
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a living area for wo...
oilcans
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OILCAN, a can contai...
oilcups
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OILCUP, a closed cup...
oilhole
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a hole through which...
oiliest
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OILY, covered in oil...
oillets
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OILLET, (obsolete) a...
oilnuts
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OILNUT, a North Amer...
oilpans
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OILPAN, (US) a sump...
oilseed
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a kind of rape, the...
oilskin
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a waterproof fabric...
oilways
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OILWAY, a channel fo...
oinking
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OINK, to grunt like...
oinomel
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(Greek) a beverage o...
ointing
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OINT, (Dryden) to an...
okaying
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OKAY, to approve, pa...
okimono
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a Japanese ornament...
oldened
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OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldness
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the state of being o...
oldster
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an old person [n -S]
oldwife
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a kind of duck, aka...
olearia
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a genus of evergreen...
oleates
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8
OLEATE, a salt of ol...
olefine
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a hydrocarbon of the...
olefins
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OLEFIN, a hydrocarbo...
oleines
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OLEINE, a glycerine...
olestra
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(tradename) a noncal...
olfacts
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OLFACT, to smell som...
olicook
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a type of doughnut,...
oligist
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crystallized haemati...
olingos
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OLINGO, a small mamm...
olitory
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(archaic) a potherb,...
olivary
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shaped like an olive...
olivers
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OLIVER, a forge-hamm...
olivets
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OLIVET, a button sha...
olivine
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a mineral, iron and...
ollamhs
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OLLAMH, (Irish) an I...
ologies
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OLOGY, a science who...
ologist
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an expert in a parti...
ologoan
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(Irish) to complain...
oloroso
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(Spanish) a golden-c...
olycook
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a type of doughnut,...
olykoek
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a type of doughnut,...
omelets
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OMELET, a dish made...
omening
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OMEN, to provide wit...
omental
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of or pertaining to...
omentum
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a fold of the perito...
omertas
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OMERTA, (Italian) th...
omicron
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a Greek letter, also...
omikron
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a Greek letter, also...
ominous
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portending evil [adj...
omitted
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OMIT, to leave out [...
omitter
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one who omits [n -S]
ommatea
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OMMATEUM, a compound...
omneity
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allness, also OMNIET...
omniana
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a collection of all...
omnibus
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a large public road...
omniety
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allness, also OMNEIT...
omnific
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unlimited in creativ...
omniums
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OMNIUM, the aggregat...
omphali
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OMPHALOS, (Greek) a...
onagers
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ONAGER, a wild ass o...
onanism
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coitus interrupted t...
onanist
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one who practises on...
onbeats
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ONBEAT, the first an...
onboard
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carried aboard a veh...
oncogen
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an agent producing c...
oncomes
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ONCOME, (Scots) a co...
oncosts
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ONCOST, (Scots) an o...
ondatra
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(Native American) th...
ondines
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ONDINE, a female wat...
ondings
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ONDING, (Scots) a su...
onefold
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single-minded [adj]
oneiric
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belonging to dreams,...
oneness
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unity [n -ES]
onerier
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ONERY, (colloquial)...
onerous
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burdensome [adj ONER...
oneself
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a person's self [pro...
onesies
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ONESIE, a soft, loos...
onetime
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former [adj]
oneyers
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ONEYER, (Shakespeare...
oneyres
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ONEYRE, (Shakespeare...
onfalls
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ONFALL, an attack [n...
onflows
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ONFLOW, a flowing on...
ongoing
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a course of conduct...
onioned
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ONION, to apply an o...
onliest
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ONLY, standing alone...
onliner
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a user of the intern...
onloads
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ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onomast
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a person who studies...
onshore
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towards the shore [a...
onsides
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ONSIDE, a cricket te...
onstage
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being a part of the...
onstead
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a single farmhouse;...
onwards
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towards the front, a...
onychas
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ONYCHA, (Greek) an i...
onychia
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inflammation of the...
onymous
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bearing the author's...
oocysts
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OOCYST, an encysted...
oocytes
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OOCYTE, an ovum befo...
oodlins
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a large amount, also...
oofiest
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OOFY, expensive, ost...
ooftish
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(Yiddish) money, als...
oogonia
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OOGONIUM, a female s...
oohings
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OOHING, the act of s...
oolakan
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(Native American) th...
oolites
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OOLITE, a kind of li...
ooliths
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OOLITH, any of the s...
oolitic
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of or like oolite [a...
oologic
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relating to oology,...
oolongs
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OOLONG, (Chinese) a...
oomiack
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(Inuit) an Inuit can...
oomiacs
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OOMIAC, (Inuit) an I...
oomiaks
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OOMIAK, (Inuit) an I...
oompahs
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OOMPAH, to play a re...
oophyte
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a stage of developme...
ooralis
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OORALI, the plant yi...
oorials
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OORIAL, a kind of Hi...
ooriest
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OORIE, (Scots) dingy...
oosiest
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7
OOSY, having fluff [...
oosperm
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a fertilized egg [n...
oospore
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a fertilized egg wit...
ootheca
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the egg case of cert...
ooziest
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OOZY, oozing [adj]
opacify
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to make opaque [v OP...
opacity
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something that is op...
opacous
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(archaic) opaque [ad...
opaline
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an opaque white glas...
opaqued
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OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opaquer
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OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaques
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OPAQUE, to make opaq...
opcodes
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OPCODE, a code conta...
openers
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OPENER, one that ope...
openest
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OPEN, affording unob...
opening
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a vacant space [n -S...
operand
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a quantity on which...
operant
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operative [adj OPERA...
operate
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to perform a functio...
operons
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OPERON, a group of g...
operose
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involving great labo...
opgefok
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(Afrikaans) fucked u...
ophites
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OPHITE, a name given...
ophitic
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of or like an ophite...
ophiura
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a member of the Ophi...
opiated
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OPIATE, to treat wit...
opiates
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OPIATE, to treat wit...
opining
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OPINE, to hold as an...
opinion
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a judgement one hold...
opioids
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OPIOID, a peptide th...
oporice
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an old medicine made...
opossum
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(Native American) an...
oppidan
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a town-dweller; a st...
opposed
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OPPOSE, to conflict...
opposer
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one who opposes [n -...
opposes
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OPPOSE, to conflict...
oppress
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to treat with tyrann...
oppugns
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OPPUGN, to assail wi...
opsonic
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relating to opsonin,...
opsonin
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a substance of blood...
optants
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OPTANT, a person who...
optical
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pertaining to sight...
optimal
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best, most desirable...
optimes
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OPTIME, an honour st...
optimum
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the most favourable...
options
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OPTION, to grant the...
opulent
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wealthy [adj OPULENT...
opuntia
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a genus of cactaceou...
opuscle
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a short work, also O...
oquassa
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a small lake trout [...
oraches
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ORACHE, a plant of t...
oracies
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ORACY, skill in oral...
oracled
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ORACLE, to utter as...
oracles
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ORACLE, to utter as...
oralism
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the use of the oral...
oralist
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one who practises or...
orality
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the state of being p...
oranger
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ORANGE, the colour o...
oranges
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ORANGE, a citrus fru...
orangey
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somewhat orange, als...
orarian
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a coast-dweller [n -...
orarion
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in the Orthodox Chur...
orarium
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11
(Latin) in the Ortho...
orating
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ORATE, to speak form...
oration
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a formal speech [n -...
orators
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ORATOR, one that ora...
oratory
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the art of public sp...
oratrix
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a female orator, als...
orature
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8
oral forms of litera...
orbiest
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ORBY, resembling a s...
orbital
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relating to an orbit...
orbitas
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ORBITA, the hollow i...
orbited
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ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orbiter
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a spacecraft that or...
orbless
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not having an orb [a...
orceins
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11
ORCEIN, a purple dye...
orchard
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an area where fruit...
orchats
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ORCHAT, an area wher...
orchels
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ORCHEL, a dye obtain...
orchids
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ORCHID, any plant or...
orchils
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ORCHIL, a dye obtain...
orcines
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ORCINE, a chemical c...
orcinol
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a chemical compound...
ordains
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9
ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordeals
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ORDEAL, a severely d...
ordered
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ORDER, to give a com...
orderer
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8
one who orders [n -S...
orderly
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a male attendant [n...
ordinal
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indicating order of...
ordinar
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9
something quite usua...
ordinee
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one that is being or...
ordines
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ORDO, an annual reli...
ordures
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ORDURE, manure [n]
oreades
10
8
OREAD, a mountain ny...
orebody
19
13
a mass of ore in a m...
orectic
18
13
pertaining to desire...
oregano
10
10
wild marjoram, also...
oreides
11
8
OREIDE, an alloy use...
oreweed
13
11
a kind of seaweed, a...
orexins
17
15
OREXIN, a hormone th...
orfrays
20
12
ORFRAY, gold or othe...
organdy
18
13
a cotton fabric, als...
organic
15
13
relating to living m...
organon
10
11
a system of rules fo...
organum
13
14
a method of philosop...
organza
14
19
a transparent thin s...
orgasms
14
12
ORGASM, to experienc...
orgeats
12
9
ORGEAT, (French) a s...
orgiast
13
9
one who takes place...
orgones
11
10
ORGONE, according to...
oriency
20
13
brightness or streng...
orients
11
8
ORIENT, to determine...
orifice
17
13
an opening, esp. ana...
origami
14
12
the Japanese art of...
origane
11
10
marjoram, also ORIGA...
origans
12
10
ORIGAN, wild marjora...
origins
13
10
ORIGIN, a coming int...
orihous
14
10
ORIHOU, (Maori) a sm...
orioles
12
8
ORIOLE, any of vario...
orishas
14
9
ORISHA, any of the m...
orisons
11
8
ORISON, a short pray...
orleans
11
9
a variety of plum [n...
ormolus
14
12
ORMOLU, an alloy of...
ornater
10
8
ORNATE, decorated [a...
ornises
11
8
ORNIS, the collectio...
orogens
11
10
OROGEN, an orogenic...
orogeny
17
12
the process of mount...
oroides
11
8
OROIDE, an alloy use...
orology
19
12
the scientific study...
oropesa
12
10
a fish-shaped float...
orotund
11
10
full and clear in so...
orphans
15
13
ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orphism
18
15
a style of abstract...
orphrey
22
14
gold or other rich e...
orpines
13
11
ORPINE, a kind of st...
orraman
11
11
(Scots) a worker, es...
orramen
11
11
ORRAMAN, (Scots) a w...
orrices
15
10
ORRICE, the Florenti...
orrises
12
7
ORRIS, the Florentin...
orthian
13
10
of singing etc., ver...
orthros
14
9
one of the Greek can...
ortolan
11
9
a European bird [n -...
oscheal
17
13
pertaining to the sc...
oscines
14
11
OSCINE, a singing bi...
oscular
16
12
pertaining to the mo...
oscules
16
12
OSCULE, a small mout...
osculum
18
16
a small mouthlike op...
osetras
11
7
OSETRA, (Russian) a...
osiered
11
8
covered or fringed w...
osmates
12
10
OSMATE, a salt of os...
osmatic
16
13
relying chiefly upon...
osmiate
12
10
a salt of osmic acid...
osmious
13
11
containing osmium in...
osmiums
15
14
OSMIUM, a metallic e...
osmolal
14
12
relating to an osmol...
osmolar
13
11
pertaining to, or ha...
osmoles
13
11
OSMOLE, a unit of os...
osmosed
12
11
OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmoses
12
10
OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmosis
13
10
diffusion of liquids...
osmotic
16
13
pertaining to, or ha...
osmunda
12
13
any fern of the genu...
osmunds
13
13
OSMUND, any fern of...
ospreys
20
12
OSPREY, a bird of pr...
osseins
11
8
OSSEIN, a gelatinous...
osselet
12
8
a hard substance gro...
osseous
11
8
composed of bone; re...
osseter
11
7
(Russian) a species...
ossetra
11
7
(Russian) a type of...
ossicle
16
11
a small bone [n -S]
ossific
18
13
capable of producing...
ossuary
18
10
a depository for the...
ostents
11
8
OSTENT [n]
osteoid
11
8
an uncalcified bone...
osteoma
11
10
a tumor composed of...
ostiary
18
9
a doorkeeper at a ch...
ostiate
11
7
having an ostium (a...
ostiole
12
8
a small bodily openi...
ostlers
13
8
OSTLER, a horse tend...
ostmark
14
14
a former East German...
ostoses
11
7
OSTOSIS, the formati...
ostosis
12
7
the formation of bon...
ostraca
14
10
OSTRACON, a piece of...
ostraka
12
11
OSTRAKON, a piece of...
ostrich
18
12
a large, flightless...
otalgia
13
10
pain in the ear, als...
otalgic
17
13
relating to or curat...
otaries
11
7
OTARY, a big-eared s...
otarine
10
8
relating to the otar...
otocyst
21
12
an organ of balance...
otolith
15
10
a calcium concretion...
otology
19
12
the science of the e...
ottavas
13
11
OTTAVA, (Italian) an...
ottered
11
8
OTTER, to fish with...
ottoman
11
11
a low, stuffed seat...
ouabain
12
12
(Somali) a poisonous...
ouakari
12
12
a short-tailed, long...
ouching
18
16
OUCH, to set a preci...
oughted
15
13
OUGHT, to owe [v]
ougiyas
19
12
OUGIYA, a monetary u...
ouglied
14
12
OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouglies
14
11
OUGLIE, to make ugly...
ouguiya
19
13
(Arabic) a monetary...
oulakan
12
14
(Native American) th...
ouldest
13
10
OULD, (Irish) old [a...
oulongs
13
12
OULONG, (Chinese) a...
oundier
11
10
OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
ouralis
13
9
OURALI, the plant yi...
ourangs
12
11
OURANG, a reddish-br...
ouraris
12
8
OURARI, the plant yi...
ourebis
14
11
OUREBI, an African a...
ouriest
12
8
OURIE, dingy, also O...
ourself
15
12
myself, used in form...
ousters
12
8
OUSTER, ejection or...
ousting
13
11
OUST, to expel or re...
oustiti
13
8
a lock-opening tool...
outacts
15
11
OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadds
12
10
OUTADD, to surpass i...
outages
12
10
OUTAGE, a failure in...
outasks
13
12
OUTASK, to surpass i...
outback
18
18
isolated rural count...
outbake
14
15
to surpass in baking...
outbark
15
15
to surpass in barkin...
outbars
14
11
OUTBAR, to form a ba...
outbawl
18
15
to surpass in bawlin...
outbeam
14
14
to surpass in beamin...
outbegs
15
13
OUTBEG, to surpass i...
outbids
15
12
OUTBID, to bid highe...
outbrag
15
13
to surpass in braggi...
outbred
14
12
OUTBREED, to interbr...
outbulk
17
17
to surpass in bulkin...
outburn
14
13
to burn longer than...
outbuys
21
14
OUTBUY, to surpass i...
outcall
17
13
to bid higher than i...
outcast
15
11
a person who is reje...
outchid
18
14
OUTCHIDE, to surpass...
outcity
22
13
a city on the outski...
outcome
15
14
a result [n -S]
outcook
15
15
to surpass in cookin...
outcrop
17
14
to protrude above th...
outcrow
18
14
to surpass in crowin...
outdare
11
9
to surpass in daring...
outdate
11
9
to make out-of-date...
outdoer
11
9
one who outdoes [n -...
outdoes
11
9
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdone
10
10
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdoor
11
9
pertaining to the op...
outdrag
13
11
to surpass in drag r...
outdraw
15
12
to attract a larger...
outdrew
15
12
OUTDRAW, to attract...
outdrop
14
12
to surpass in droppi...
outduel
13
11
to surpass in duelin...
outdure
12
10
(obsolete) to outlas...
outearn
10
9
to surpass in earnin...
outeats
11
8
OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outecho
16
13
to surpass in echoin...
outedge
12
11
the farthermost boun...
outface
16
14
to confront unflinch...
outfall
16
13
the outlet of a body...
outfast
14
11
to surpass in fastin...
outfawn
16
15
to surpass in fawnin...
outfeel
14
12
to surpass in feelin...
outfelt
15
12
OUTFEEL, to surpass...
outfind
14
13
to surpass in findin...
outfire
14
11
to surpass in firing...
outfish
17
13
to surpass in fishin...
outfits
15
11
OUTFIT, to equip [v]
outflew
18
15
OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outflow
18
15
to flow out [v -ED,...
outfool
14
12
to surpass in foolin...
outfoot
13
11
to surpass in speed...
outgain
12
11
to gain more than [v...
outgate
12
10
an exit [n -S]
outgave
14
14
OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outgaze
15
19
to surpass in gazing...
outgive
15
14
to give more than [v...
outglow
17
14
to surpass in glowin...
outgnaw
15
14
to surpass in gnawin...
outgoer
12
10
someone who is outgo...
outgoes
12
10
OUTGO, to go beyond...
outgone
11
11
OUTGO, to go beyond...
outgrew
16
13
OUTGROW, to grow too...
outgrin
13
11
to surpass in grinni...
outgrow
16
13
to grow too large fo...
outguns
13
12
OUTGUN, to surpass i...
outgush
16
13
to gush over [v -ED,...
outhaul
15
12
a rope used to haul...
outhear
13
10
to surpass in hearin...
outhire
14
10
to hire out, also OU...
outhits
15
10
OUTHIT, to surpass i...
outhowl
18
14
to surpass in howlin...
outhunt
14
12
to surpass in huntin...
outhyre
20
12
(Spenser) to hire ou...
outings
13
11
OUTING, a short plea...
outjest
14
17
to excel in jesting...
outjets
14
17
OUTJET, a projection...
outjinx
20
25
to surpass in jinxin...
outjump
18
24
to surpass in jumpin...
outjuts
15
18
OUTJUT, to stick out...
outkeep
14
15
to surpass in keepin...
outkept
15
15
OUTKEEP, to surpass...
outkick
18
19
to surpass in kickin...
outkill
16
14
to surpass in killin...
outkiss
14
12
to surpass in kissin...
outlaid
13
10
OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outlain
12
10
OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outland
12
11
an outlying land or...
outlash
15
11
to lash out, shed te...
outlast
13
9
to last longer than...
outlaws
16
12
OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlays
19
11
OUTLAY, to pay out [...
outlead
12
10
to surpass in leadin...
outleap
14
12
to surpass in leapin...
outlers
13
9
OUTLER, someone who...
outlets
13
9
OUTLET, a vent or pa...
outlied
13
10
OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outlier
13
9
a detached portion o...
outlies
13
9
OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outline
12
10
to make a general st...
outlive
15
13
to live longer than...
outlook
13
13
to look out [v -ED,...
outlove
14
13
to surpass in loving...
outmans
12
12
OUTMAN, to surpass i...
outmode
12
12
to put out of fashio...
outmost
13
11
farthest from the mi...
outmove
14
15
to move faster than...
outname
11
12
to exceed in naming...
outness
11
9
the state of being o...
outpace
16
14
to move faster than...
outpart
14
11
(obsolete) an outlyi...
outpass
14
11
to excel in passing...
outpeep
15
14
to peep out [v -ED,...
outpeer
13
11
(Shakespeare) to sur...
outpity
21
13
to surpass in pityin...
outplan
14
13
to surpass in planni...
outplay
21
14
to excel or defeat i...
outplod
15
13
to surpass in ploddi...
outplot
15
12
to surpass in plotti...
outpoll
16
13
to get more votes th...
outport
14
11
a port out of or rem...
outpost
14
11
a remote settlement...
outpour
14
12
to pour out [v -ED,...
outpray
20
13
to surpass in prayin...
outpull
17
14
to attract a larger...
outpush
17
14
to surpass in pushin...
outputs
15
12
OUTPUT, to produce [...
outrace
14
11
to run faster than [...
outrage
12
10
to arouse anger or r...
outrang
12
11
OUTRING, to ring lou...
outrank
12
13
to rank higher than...
outrate
11
8
to surpass in rating...
outrave
13
12
to surpass in raving...
outread
11
9
to surpass in readin...
outreds
12
9
OUTRED, to surpass i...
outride
12
9
to ride faster than...
outrigs
14
10
OUTRIG, to equip (a...
outring
13
11
to ring louder than...
outroar
11
8
to roar louder than...
outrock
16
15
to surpass in rockin...
outrode
11
9
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outroll
14
10
to roll out [v -ED,...
outroop
13
11
(obsolete) an auctio...
outroot
11
8
to pull up by the ro...
outrope
13
11
an auction sale, als...
outrows
15
11
OUTROW, to surpass i...
outrung
13
12
OUTRING, to ring lou...
outruns
12
10
OUTRUN, to run faste...
outrush
15
11
to surpass in rushin...
outsaid
12
9
OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outsail
13
9
to sail faster than...
outsang
12
11
OUTSING, to surpass...
outsays
18
10
OUTSAY, to surpass i...
outseen
10
9
OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsees
11
8
OUTSEE, to see beyon...
outsell
14
10
to sell more than [v...
outsert
12
8
a sheet enclosing a...
outsets
12
8
OUTSET, a beginning...
outshot
14
10
(Scots) a projection...
outside
12
9
the outer side [n -S...
outsing
13
11
to surpass in singin...
outsins
12
9
OUTSIN, to surpass i...
outsits
13
8
OUTSIT, to sit longe...
outsize
15
17
an exceptionally lar...
outsoar
11
8
to soar beyond [v -E...
outsold
13
10
OUTSELL, to sell mor...
outsole
12
9
the outer sole of a...
outspan
13
12
to unharness a draft...
outsped
14
12
OUTSPEED, to go fast...
outstay
18
10
to surpass in stayin...
outstep
14
11
to step beyond [v OU...
outsulk
15
14
to surpass in sulkin...
outsums
14
12
OUTSUM, to outnumber...
outsung
13
12
OUTSING, to surpass...
outswam
16
14
OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outswim
17
14
to swim faster or fu...
outswum
17
15
OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outtake
12
12
to take out, except...
outtalk
14
13
to surpass in talkin...
outtask
13
12
to surpass in taskin...
outtell
14
10
to say openly [v OUT...
outtold
13
10
OUTTELL, to say open...
outtook
12
12
OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtops
14
11
OUTTOP, to overtop [...
outtrot
12
8
to surpass in trotti...
outturn
12
10
a quantity produced...
outvied
14
13
OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outvies
14
12
OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outvote
13
12
to defeat by a major...
outwait
15
11
to exceed in patienc...
outwalk
17
16
to surpass in walkin...
outward
15
12
toward the outside,...
outwars
15
11
OUTWAR, to surpass i...
outwash
17
13
detritus washed from...
outwear
14
11
to last longer than...
outweed
14
12
(Spenser) to root ou...
outweep
16
14
to weep more than [v...
outwell
17
13
to pour out [v -ED,...
outwent
14
12
OUTGO, to go beyond...
outwept
17
14
OUTWEEP, to weep mor...
outwick
20
18
in the sport of curl...
outwile
16
12
to surpass in wiling...
outwill
18
13
to surpass in willpo...
outwind
15
13
to unwind [v OUTWOUN...
outwing
16
14
to fly beyond [v -ED...
outwins
15
12
OUTWIN, (Spenser) to...
outwish
18
13
to surpass in wishin...
outwith
18
13
(Scots) outside of [...
outwits
16
11
OUTWIT, to defeat by...
outwore
14
11
OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outwork
16
15
to work faster than...
outworn
14
12
OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outwrit
16
11
OUTWRITE, to write b...
outyell
20
12
to yell louder than...
outyelp
21
14
to surpass in yelpin...
ouverte
13
12
(French) open, also...
ouvrage
14
14
(French) work [n -S]
ouvrier
14
12
(French) a (male) ma...
ovality
21
14
the state of being o...
ovarial
14
12
pertaining to an ova...
ovarian
12
12
pertaining to an ova...
ovaries
13
11
OVARY, a female repr...
ovately
20
14
OVATE, egg-shaped [a...
ovating
14
14
OVATE, to receive wi...
ovation
12
12
a demonstration of p...
ovators
13
11
OVATOR, one who give...
ovening
13
15
OVEN, to cook in an...
overact
16
14
to act with exaggera...
overage
13
13
an excess, a surplus...
overall
15
13
a loose coverall [n...
overapt
15
14
excessively apt [adj...
overarm
14
14
done with the arm ab...
overate
12
11
OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overawe
15
14
to subdue by inspiri...
overbed
15
15
spanning a bed [adj]
overbet
15
14
to bet too much [v O...
overbid
16
15
to bid or offer beyo...
overbig
17
16
too big [adj]
overbuy
22
17
to buy too much [v -...
overcoy
22
16
excessively coy [adj...
overcut
17
15
to cut too much [v O...
overdid
14
13
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdog
14
14
one that is dominant...
overdry
20
14
to dry too much [v O...
overdub
16
16
to add sound to a re...
overdue
13
13
due and more than du...
overdye
19
14
to dye with too much...
overeat
12
11
to eat to excess [v...
overegg
15
15
as in the phrase tp...
overeye
18
13
to survey [v OVEREYE...
overfar
15
14
too far [adj]
overfat
15
14
too fat [adj]
overfed
15
15
OVERFEED, to feed to...
overfit
16
14
excessively fit [adj...
overfly
23
17
to fly over [v OVERF...
overget
14
13
to get over, recover...
overgot
14
13
OVERGET, to get over...
overhit
16
13
to hit a ball beyond...
overhot
15
13
excessively hot [adj...
overing
14
14
OVER, to go, leap or...
overjoy
21
22
to fill with great j...
overlap
16
15
to extend over and c...
overlax
20
19
excessively lax [adj...
overlay
20
14
to lay over [v OVERL...
overlet
14
12
to let to excess [v...
overlie
14
12
to lie above [v OVER...
overlit
15
12
OVERLIGHT, to light...
overman
13
15
to provide with more...
overmen
13
15
OVERMAN, a foreman [...
overmix
21
21
to mix too much [v -...
overnet
12
12
to cover with a net...
overnew
15
15
excessively new [adj...
overpay
21
16
to pay too much [v O...
overply
23
17
to ply to excess; ov...
overran
12
12
OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
overred
13
12
to cover with a red...
overren
12
12
(archaic) to overrun...
overrun
13
13
to swarm over [v OVE...
oversad
13
12
excessively sad [adj...
oversaw
16
14
OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversea
12
11
across the sea [adv]
oversee
12
11
to watch over and di...
overset
13
11
to upset; to disorde...
oversew
16
14
to sew overhand [v O...
oversow
16
14
to sow over [v OVERS...
oversup
16
15
to sup to excess [v...
overtax
19
18
to tax too heavily [...
overtip
16
14
to tip more than is...
overtly
21
14
OVERT, open to view...
overtop
15
14
to rise above the to...
overuse
13
12
to use too much [v O...
overwet
16
14
to wet too much [v O...
ovicide
17
15
an agent that kills...
oviduct
18
16
a tube through ova t...
oviform
17
17
shaped like an egg [...
ovipara
15
14
an artifical divisio...
ovisacs
17
14
OVISAC, a brood-pouc...
ovoidal
14
13
egg-shaped [adj] / a...
ovonics
16
15
a particular branch...
ovulary
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relating or belongin...
ovulate
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to produce ova [v OV...
owliest
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owllike
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like an owl [adj]
ownable
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able to be owned [ad...
ownsome
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a solitary state [n...
owrelay
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(Scots) a large crav...
owriest
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oxalate
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a salt of oxalic aci...
oxazine
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a chemical compound...
oxazole
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a liquid chemical co...
oxblood
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a dark reddish-brown...
oxcarts
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OXCART, a cart drawn...
oxfords
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OXFORD, a soft durab...
oxgangs
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OXGANG, as much land...
oxgates
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OXGATE, as much land...
oxheads
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OXHEAD, a blockhead...
oxheart
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a large heart-shaped...
oxherds
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OXHERD, one who tend...
oxhides
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OXHIDE, leather from...
oxidant
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an oxidizing agent [...
oxidase
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any of a group of en...
oxidate
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to combine with oxyg...
oxidise
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to combine with oxyg...
oxidize
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to combine with oxyg...
oxlands
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OXLAND, as much land...
oxonium
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a certain grouping o...
oxslips
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OXSLIP, (Shakespeare...
oxtails
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OXTAIL, the tail of...
oxtered
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OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxyacid
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an acid that contain...
oxygens
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OXYGEN, a gaseous el...
oxymels
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OXYMEL, a mixture of...
oxymora
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OXYMORON, a self-con...
oxyntic
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of stomach cells, se...
oxyphil
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an organism that thr...
oxysalt
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a salt of an oxyacid...
oxysome
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a structural unit of...
oxytone
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a word bearing an ac...
oyesses
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OYES, a proclamation...
oysters
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OYSTER, to gather oy...
ozaenas
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OZAENA, a fetid disc...
ozalids
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OZALID, a process of...
ozonate
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to treat with ozone...
ozonide
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a compound of ozone...
ozonise
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to convert into ozon...
ozonize
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to convert into ozon...
ozonous
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pertaining to or con...
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