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oafishly
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OAFISH, like an oaf...
oakiness
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the quality or state...
oaklings
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OAKLING, a young oak...
oakwoods
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OAKWOOD, the wood of...
oanshagh
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(Irish) a foolish wo...
oarlocks
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OARLOCK, a device fo...
oarweeds
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OARWEED, a kind of s...
oatcakes
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OATCAKE, a thin unle...
oathable
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capable of taking an...
oatmeals
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OATMEAL, meal made f...
obduracy
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the quality of hardn...
obdurate
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stubbornly persisten...
obduring
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OBDURE, to become ha...
obeahing
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OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obeahism
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belief in obia, also...
obedient
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obeying or willing t...
obeisant
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showing respect [adj...
obelised
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OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelises
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OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelisks
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OBELISK, a four-side...
obelisms
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OBELISM, the act of...
obelized
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OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obelizes
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OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obesogen
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a substance that cau...
obeyable
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able to be obeyed [a...
obituary
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a published notice o...
objected
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OBJECT, to argue in...
objector
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one that objects [n...
objuring
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OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblately
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OBLATE, flattened at...
oblation
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the act of making a...
oblatory
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relating to oblation...
obligant
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in Scots law, one wh...
obligate
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obliged [adj OBLIGAT...
obligati
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OBLIGATO, (Italian)...
obligato
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(Italian) a musical...
obligees
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OBLIGEE, one who is...
obligers
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OBLIGER, one who obl...
obliging
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OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligors
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OBLIGOR, the person...
obliqued
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OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquer
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OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obliques
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OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquid
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(Spenser) oblique [a...
oblivion
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a state of having fo...
oblongly
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OBLONG, long in one...
obscener
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OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscured
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OBSCURE, to make ind...
obscurer
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one who obscures [n...
obscures
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OBSCURE, to make ind...
obsequie
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(Milton) an obsequy,...
observed
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OBSERVE, to look att...
observer
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one that observes [n...
observes
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OBSERVE, to look att...
obsessed
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OBSESS, to dominate...
obsesses
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OBSESS, to dominate...
obsessor
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something that obses...
obsidian
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a dark-coloured vitr...
obsigned
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OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obsolete
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outmoded [adj OBSOLE...
obstacle
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something that obstr...
obstruct
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to get in the way of...
obtained
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OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtainer
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one who obtains [n -...
obtected
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of an insect, having...
obtemper
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to yield obedience t...
obtended
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OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtested
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OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtruded
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OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obtruder
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one who obtrudes [n...
obtrudes
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OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obtunded
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OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obturate
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to stop up [v OBTURA...
obtusely
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OBTUSE, stupid [adv]
obtusest
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OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
obtusity
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the state of being o...
obverses
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OBVERSE, the side of...
obverted
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OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviable
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able to be obviated...
obviated
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OBVIATE, to forestal...
obviates
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OBVIATE, to forestal...
obviator
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one who obviates [n...
obvolute
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of a leaf etc., havi...
ocarinas
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OCARINA, (Italian) a...
occamies
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OCCAMY, an alloy imi...
occasion
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to cause [v -ED, -IN...
occident
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the part of the worl...
occipita
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OCCIPUT, the back pa...
occiputs
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OCCIPUT, the back pa...
occluded
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OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occluder
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a medical closing de...
occludes
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OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occlusal
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pertaining to the bi...
occlusor
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a muscle etc. which...
occulted
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OCCULT, to hide or m...
occulter
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something or someone...
occultly
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OCCULT, secret [adv]
occupant
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one who occupies [n...
occupate
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to reside in, also O...
occupied
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OCCUPY, to reside in...
occupier
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one who occupies [n...
occupies
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OCCUPY, to reside in...
occurred
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OCCUR, to take place...
oceanaut
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someone who lives fo...
oceanids
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OCEANID, an ocean ny...
ocellate
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eyelike and ringed;...
ochering
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OCHER, to colour wit...
ocherish
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resembling ocher, al...
ocheroid
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of or like ocher, al...
ocherous
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containing or resemb...
ochidore
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Charles Kingsley's n...
ochreate
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having an ochrea, a...
ochreous
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containing or resemb...
ockerism
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(Australian slang) b...
ockodols
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(dialect) one's feet...
ocotillo
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a cactus-like Mexica...
octagons
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OCTAGON, an eight-si...
octangle
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an octagon [n -S]
octanols
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OCTANOL, an alcohol...
octantal
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relating to an octan...
octaplas
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OCTAPLA, a book of e...
octapody
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in verse, a line of...
octarchy
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a government by eigh...
octaroon
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a person having one-...
octettes
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OCTETTE, a compositi...
octonary
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a stanza of eight li...
octopods
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OCTOPOD, any of an o...
octopoid
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octopus-like [adj]
octopush
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a type of underwater...
octoroon
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a person having one-...
octupled
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OCTUPLE, to multiply...
octuples
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OCTUPLE, to multiply...
octuplet
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one of eight childre...
octuplex
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being eight times as...
ocularly
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OCULAR, perceived by...
oculated
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having eyes, also OC...
oculists
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OCULIST, an eye spec...
odalique
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(French) a female sl...
odalisks
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ODALISK, (French) a...
odallers
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ODALLER, in the Orkn...
oddballs
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ODDBALL, an eccentri...
oddities
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ODDITY, one that is...
oddments
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ODDMENT, a remnant [...
odiously
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ODIOUS, hateful, rep...
odograph
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a device for measuri...
odometer
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a device for measuri...
odometry
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the process of using...
odonates
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ODONATE, any member...
odontist
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(Jocular) a dentist...
odontoid
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a toothlike projecti...
odontoma
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a tooth tumour [n OD...
odorants
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ODORANT, an odorous...
odorised
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ODORISE, to make odo...
odoriser
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something that odori...
odorises
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ODORISE, to make odo...
odorized
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ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorizer
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something that odori...
odorizes
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ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorless
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without odor, also O...
odourful
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strong smelling, als...
odylisms
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ODYLISM, belief in t...
odyssean
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of or like an odysse...
odysseys
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ODYSSEY, (Greek) a l...
oecology
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the study of the int...
oedemata
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OEDEMA, (Greek) a pa...
oedipean
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pertaining to the li...
oeillade
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an amorous glance, a...
oenology
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the science dealing...
oenomels
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OENOMEL, an ancient...
oenophil
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a wine connoisseur,...
oerlikon
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(Swiss) a type of an...
oersteds
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OERSTED, a unit of m...
oestrins
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OESTRIN, an estrogen...
oestriol
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an estrogen, also ES...
oestrone
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an estrogen, also ES...
oestrous
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pertaining to oestru...
oestrual
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pertaining to oestru...
oestrums
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OESTRUM, the period...
offbeats
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OFFBEAT, an unaccent...
offcasts
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OFFCAST, an item of...
offences
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OFFENCE, a transgres...
offended
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OFFEND, to commit a...
offender
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one who offends [n -...
offenses
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OFFENSE, (US) an off...
offerees
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OFFEREE, someone who...
offerers
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OFFERER, one who off...
offering
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a contribution [n -S...
offerors
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OFFEROR, one who off...
officers
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OFFICER, to command...
official
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sactioned by authori...
offishly
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OFFISH, shy or dista...
offloads
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OFFLOAD, to unload [...
offprint
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to reprint an excerp...
offramps
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OFFRAMP, a road lead...
offscums
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OFFSCUM, scum, refus...
offshoot
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a lateral shoot from...
offshore
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to transfer jobs to...
offsider
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a side-kick [n -S]
offsides
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OFFSIDE, that part o...
offstage
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the part of the stag...
offtakes
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OFFTAKE, a pipe or c...
offtrack
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away from a racetrac...
oftenest
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OFTEN, happening man...
ofttimes
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often, also OFTENTIM...
oghamist
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one who writes in og...
ogreisms
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OGREISM, the state o...
ogresses
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OGRESS, a female ogr...
ogrishly
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OGRISH, resembling a...
ohmmeter
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an instrument for me...
oilbirds
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OILBIRD, a nocturnal...
oilcamps
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OILCAMP, a living ar...
oilcloth
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a fabric, usually of...
oileries
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OILERY, an oil busin...
oilfield
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an area of mineral o...
oilfired
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using oil as fuel [a...
oilgases
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OILGAS, a gaseous mi...
oilholes
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OILHOLE, a hole thro...
oiliness
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the state of being o...
oilpaper
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paper which has been...
oilproof
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impervious to oil [a...
oilseeds
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OILSEED, a kind of r...
oilskins
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OILSKIN, a waterproo...
oilstone
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a stone for sharpeni...
oiltight
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having the ability t...
oinology
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the study of wines,...
oinomels
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OINOMEL, (Greek) a b...
ointment
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a viscous preparatio...
oiticica
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any of several tropi...
okeydoke
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perfectly all right,...
okimonos
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OKIMONO, a Japanese...
oldening
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OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldsquaw
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a kind of sea duck,...
oldsters
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OLDSTER, an old pers...
oldstyle
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a style of printing...
oldwives
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OLDWIFE, a kind of d...
oleander
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a poisonous evergree...
olearias
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OLEARIA, a genus of...
oleaster
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a yellow-flowered, o...
olefiant
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oil-forming, as in o...
olefines
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OLEFINE, a hydrocarb...
olefinic
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of or like an olefin...
olestras
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OLESTRA, (tradename)...
olfacted
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OLFACT, to smell som...
olibanum
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an aromatic gum from...
olicooks
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OLICOOK, a type of d...
oligarch
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a ruler in a governm...
oligemia
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loss of blood after...
oligemic
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suffering loss of bl...
oligists
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OLIGIST, crystallize...
oligomer
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a type of complex ch...
oliguria
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scantiness of urine...
oliguric
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relating to oliguria...
oliphant
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(obsolete) an ancien...
olivines
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OLIVINE, a mineral,...
olivinic
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of or like olivine,...
ollieing
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OLLIE, to perform a...
ologists
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OLOGIST, an expert i...
ologoans
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OLOGOAN, (Irish) to...
olorosos
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OLOROSO, (Spanish) a...
olycooks
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OLYCOOK, a type of d...
olykoeks
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OLYKOEK, a type of d...
olympiad
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a celebration of the...
olympics
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an International com...
omadhaun
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(Irish) a fool, idio...
ombrella
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an umbrella [n -S]
omelette
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a dish made with bea...
omentums
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OMENTUM, a fold of t...
omicrons
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OMICRON, a Greek let...
omikrons
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OMIKRON, a Greek let...
omission
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something left out [...
omissive
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marked by omission [...
omitters
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OMITTER, one who omi...
omitting
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OMIT, to leave out [...
ommateum
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a compound eye [n OM...
omniarch
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an almighty ruler [n...
omnified
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OMNIFY, to make univ...
omnifies
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OMNIFY, to make univ...
omniform
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in all forms [adj]
omnimode
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of all modes [adj]
omnivora
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omnivores as a group...
omnivore
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an omnivorous person...
omnivory
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a practice of eating...
omohyoid
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a shoulder-blade mus...
omophagy
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the eating of raw fl...
omoplate
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the shoulder-blade [...
omphalic
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pertaining to the na...
omphaloi
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OMPHALOS, (Greek) a...
omphalos
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(Greek) a central po...
onanisms
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ONANISM, coitus inte...
onanists
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ONANIST, one who pra...
oncidium
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any of a genus of tr...
oncogene
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a gene that causes a...
oncogens
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ONCOGEN, an agent pr...
oncology
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the science of tumor...
oncomice
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ONCOMOUSE, (US) a mo...
oncoming
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an approach [n -S]
oncotomy
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incision into a tumo...
ondatras
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ONDATRA, (Native Ame...
ondogram
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a graph of electric...
oneriest
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ONERY, (colloquial)...
ongaonga
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(Maori) a New Zealan...
ongoings
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ONGOING, a course of...
onionier
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ONIONY, like an onio...
onioning
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ONION, to apply an o...
oniscoid
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like a woodlouse [ad...
onliners
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ONLINER, a user of t...
onloaded
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12
ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onlooker
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a spectator [n -S]
onomasts
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ONOMAST, a person wh...
onrushes
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ONRUSH, a forward ru...
onscreen
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as shown on televisi...
onsetter
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9
(archaic) an assaila...
onsteads
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ONSTEAD, a single fa...
onstream
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12
in production [adv]
ontogeny
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the development of a...
ontology
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the branch of philos...
onwardly
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going on [adv]
onychias
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ONYCHIA, inflammatio...
onychite
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onyx marble [n -S]
onychium
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a pad on an insect's...
oogamete
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a female gamete of c...
oogamies
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OOGAMY, the state of...
oogamous
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having structurally...
oogenies
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OOGENY, the developm...
oogonial
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relating to oogonia,...
oogonium
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a female sexual orga...
oolachan
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the North Pacific ca...
oolakans
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OOLAKAN, (Native Ame...
oolichan
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(Native American) th...
oologies
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OOLOGY, the study of...
oologist
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an expert in oology...
oomiacks
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OOMIACK, (Inuit) an...
oompahed
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OOMPAH, to play a re...
oomycete
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an organism such as...
oophoron
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an ovary [n -S]
oophytes
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OOPHYTE, a stage of...
oophytic
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of or pertaining to...
oosperms
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OOSPERM, a fertilize...
oosphere
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an unfertilized egg...
oospores
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OOSPORE, a fertilize...
oosporic
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of or pertaining to...
oothecae
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13
OOTHECA, the egg cas...
oothecal
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pertaining to an oot...
ooziness
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the state of being o...
opalesce
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to emit an iridescen...
opalines
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OPALINE, an opaque w...
opalised
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made smooth, like op...
opalized
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made smooth, like op...
opaquely
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OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaquest
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OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaquing
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OPAQUE, to make opaq...
openable
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able to be opened [a...
opencast
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excavated from an op...
openings
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OPENING, a vacant sp...
openness
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the state of being o...
openside
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a rugby player who p...
openwork
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ornamental work with...
operable
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that can be operated...
operably
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OPERABLE, that can b...
operands
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OPERAND, a quantity...
operants
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OPERANT, an operator...
operated
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OPERATE, to perform...
operates
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OPERATE, to perform...
operatic
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relating to opera [a...
operator
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11
one who operates [n...
opercele
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an anatomical part t...
opercula
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OPERCULUM, an anatom...
opercule
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an anatomical part t...
operetta
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11
a light musical dram...
ophidian
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15
a snake [n -S]
ophiuran
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a member of the Ophi...
ophiuras
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OPHIURA, a member of...
ophiurid
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a member of the Ophi...
opiating
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OPIATE, to treat wit...
opificer
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(obsolete) an artifi...
opinable
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able to be thought [...
opinicus
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a composite heraldic...
opinions
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OPINION, a judgement...
opiumism
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opium addiction [n -...
opopanax
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a medicinal gum-resi...
oporices
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14
OPORICE, an old medi...
opossums
17
15
OPOSSUM, (Native Ame...
oppidans
17
16
OPPIDAN, a town-dwel...
oppilant
18
16
obstructed [adj]
oppilate
18
15
to block up [v OPPIL...
opponens
15
16
a muscle of the thum...
opponent
15
16
one that opposes ano...
opposers
17
14
OPPOSER, one who opp...
opposing
18
17
OPPOSE, to conflict...
opposite
17
14
radically different...
oppugned
18
19
OPPUGN, to assail wi...
oppugner
18
18
one who oppugns [n -...
opsimath
19
16
one who learns late...
opsonify
23
17
to form opsonins in,...
opsonins
14
13
OPSONIN, a substance...
opsonise
14
12
to make (bacteria) m...
opsonium
16
16
anything eaten with...
opsonize
17
21
to make (bacteria) m...
optative
17
15
expressing a wish [a...
optician
18
15
one who deals in opt...
opticist
20
14
one engaged in the s...
optimate
16
14
a member of the aris...
optimise
17
14
to make as effective...
optimism
19
17
a disposition that l...
optimist
18
14
one who exhibits opt...
optimize
20
23
to make as effective...
optimums
19
18
OPTIMUM, the most fa...
optional
15
13
not compulsory [adj...
optioned
14
13
OPTION, to grant the...
optionee
13
12
one who holds a lega...
optology
23
16
the study of sight [...
optronic
18
15
pertaining to the sc...
opulence
18
17
conspicuous wealth,...
opulency
25
19
conspicuous wealth,...
opuluses
17
14
OPULUS, the guelder-...
opuntias
15
13
OPUNTIA, a genus of...
opuscles
20
16
OPUSCLE, a short wor...
opuscula
20
17
OPUSCULE, a short wo...
opuscule
20
17
a short work, also O...
oquassas
21
18
OQUASSA, a small lak...
oracling
18
15
ORACLE, to utter as...
oracular
17
13
of the nature of an...
oragious
14
11
stormy [adj]
oralisms
16
12
ORALISM, the use of...
oralists
15
9
ORALIST, one who pra...
orangery
19
13
a building for growi...
orangest
13
11
ORANGE, the colour o...
orangier
13
11
ORANGY, resembling t...
orangish
16
13
somewhat orange in c...
orarians
12
9
ORARIAN, a coast-dwe...
orarions
12
9
ORARION, in the Orth...
orariums
15
12
ORARIUM, (Latin) in...
orations
12
9
ORATION, a formal sp...
oratorio
12
8
a choral work usuall...
oratress
13
8
a female orator, als...
oratures
13
9
ORATURE, oral forms...
orbitals
17
12
ORBITAL, an orbit [n...
orbiters
16
11
ORBITER, a spacecraf...
orbities
16
11
ORBITY, (obsolete) b...
orbiting
17
14
ORBIT, to revolve ar...
orchards
19
14
ORCHARD, an area whe...
orchella
20
15
a dye obtained from...
orcheses
18
13
ORCHESIS, an art of...
orchesis
19
13
an art of dancing [n...
orchilla
21
15
a red dye obtained f...
orchises
19
13
ORCHIS, (Greek) any...
orchitic
23
16
relating to orchitis...
orchitis
20
13
inflammation of the...
orcinols
17
13
ORCINOL, a chemical...
ordained
12
11
ORDAIN, to invest wi...
ordainer
12
10
one who ordains [n -...
ordalian
13
11
of or relating to an...
ordalium
16
14
the process of resol...
orderers
13
9
ORDERER, one who ord...
ordering
14
12
arrangement [n -S]
ordinals
14
11
ORDINAL, a book cont...
ordinand
12
12
one who is undertaki...
ordinant
12
11
one who ordains [n -...
ordinars
13
10
ORDINAR, something q...
ordinary
19
12
according to the com...
ordinate
12
10
ordered [adj ORDINAT...
ordinees
12
10
ORDINEE, one that is...
ordnance
14
14
military stores or s...
ordurous
14
11
of or pertaining to...
orective
18
15
pertaining to desire...
oreganos
12
11
OREGANO, wild marjor...
oreodont
11
10
an extinct prehistor...
oreology
20
13
the scientific study...
oreweeds
15
12
OREWEED, a kind of s...
orexises
19
15
OREXIS, (Greek) an a...
organdie
13
12
a cotton fabric, als...
organics
17
14
ORGANIC, an organic...
organise
13
11
to form into an orga...
organism
15
14
any form of animal o...
organist
14
11
one who plays the or...
organity
20
13
an organized whole [...
organize
16
20
to form into an orga...
organons
12
12
ORGANON, a system of...
organums
15
15
ORGANUM, a method of...
organzas
16
20
ORGANZA, a transpare...
orgasmed
15
14
ORGASM, to experienc...
orgasmic
19
16
pertaining to orgasm...
orgastic
18
13
pertaining to orgasm...
orgiasts
15
10
ORGIAST, one who tak...
orgulous
16
13
(Shakespeare) proud,...
oribatid
16
12
any of a family of e...
orichalc
23
17
a gold-coloured allo...
orielled
15
11
having an oriel, a p...
oriental
13
10
from the Orient [adj...
oriented
12
10
ORIENT, to determine...
orienter
12
9
one who helps anothe...
orifexes
21
18
ORIFEX, (Shakespeare...
orifices
19
14
ORIFICE, an opening,...
origamis
16
13
ORIGAMI, the Japanes...
origanes
13
11
ORIGANE, marjoram, a...
origanum
15
15
wild marjoram, also...
original
15
12
relating to the orig...
orillion
15
11
part of a fortificat...
orinasal
13
10
of or relating to th...
orlistat
15
9
an orally administer...
ornament
12
13
to decorate [v -ED,...
ornately
19
12
ORNATE, decorated [a...
ornatest
12
9
ORNATE, decorated [a...
ornerier
12
9
ORNERY, stubborn and...
ornithes
15
11
ORNIS, the collectio...
ornithic
19
14
pertaining to birds...
orogenic
16
14
relating to the form...
orometer
13
11
a barometer showing...
oronasal
12
10
of or relating to th...
oropesas
14
11
OROPESA, a fish-shap...
orphaned
16
15
ORPHAN, to deprive o...
orphical
22
17
mystical, oracular,...
orphisms
20
16
ORPHISM, a style of...
orphreys
24
15
ORPHREY, gold or oth...
orpiment
16
15
a yellow arsenic com...
orreries
13
8
ORRERY, a mechanical...
orseille
15
10
a dye obtained from...
orsellic
19
13
pertaining to, or de...
orthicon
18
14
a kind of television...
orthodox
21
18
sound in doctrine [a...
orthoepy
23
15
the study of correct...
orthopod
17
14
(slang) an orthopaed...
orthoses
15
10
ORTHOSIS, a device w...
orthosis
16
10
a device which suppo...
orthotic
19
13
relating to orthosis...
ortolans
13
10
ORTOLAN, a European...
oscinine
15
13
belonging to the sub...
oscitant
16
12
yawning; gaping [adj...
oscitate
16
11
to yawn [v OSCITATED...
osculant
17
14
adhering closely [ad...
osculate
17
13
to kiss [v OSCULATED...
osieries
13
8
OSIERY, an osier bed...
osmiates
14
11
OSMIATE, a salt of o...
osmosing
15
14
OSMOSE, to undergo o...
osmundas
14
14
OSMUNDA, any fern of...
osnaburg
16
15
(German) a coarse li...
ossarium
15
12
a depository for the...
ossature
13
9
a skeleton [n -S]
osselets
14
9
OSSELET, a hard subs...
osseters
13
8
OSSETER, (Russian) a...
ossetras
13
8
OSSETRA, (Russian) a...
ossicles
18
12
OSSICLE, a small bon...
ossified
16
12
OSSIFY, to change in...
ossifier
16
11
an agent that causes...
ossifies
16
11
OSSIFY, to change in...
ossobuco
18
15
an Italian dish of v...
osteitic
17
11
pertaining to inflam...
osteitis
14
8
inflammation of the...
ostented
12
10
OSTENT, to show off...
osteogen
12
11
a substance from whi...
osteoids
13
9
OSTEOID, an uncalcif...
osteomas
13
11
OSTEOMA, a tumor com...
osteoses
12
8
OSTEOSIS, the format...
osteosis
13
8
the formation of bon...
ostinati
13
9
OSTINATO, a constant...
ostinato
12
9
a constantly recurri...
ostiolar
14
9
relating to an ostio...
ostioles
14
9
OSTIOLE, a small bod...
ostmarks
16
15
OSTMARK, a former Ea...
ostomate
13
11
one who has had an o...
ostomies
14
11
OSTOMY, a type of su...
ostracod
16
12
a minute freshwater...
ostracon
15
12
a piece of tile for...
ostrakon
13
13
a piece of tile for...
ostreger
14
10
a falconer who keeps...
otalgias
15
11
OTALGIA, pain in the...
otalgies
15
11
OTALGY, pain in the...
otiosely
20
11
OTIOSE, futile, idle...
otiosity
20
10
the state of being o...
otitides
14
9
OTITIS, inflammation...
otitises
14
8
OTITIS, inflammation...
otocysts
23
13
OTOCYST, an organ of...
otoliths
17
11
OTOLITH, a calcium c...
otologic
18
14
relating to otology,...
otoscope
17
14
an instrument for ex...
otoscopy
24
16
the examination of t...
ototoxic
22
18
adversely affecting...
ottavino
14
13
(Italian) the piccol...
ottering
14
11
OTTER, to fish with...
ottomans
13
12
OTTOMAN, a low, stuf...
ouabains
14
13
OUABAIN, (Somali) a...
ouakaris
14
13
OUAKARI, a short-tai...
oubaases
14
12
OUBAAS, (Afrikaans)...
oughlied
18
15
OUGHLY, to make ugly...
oughlies
18
14
OUGHLY, to make ugly...
oughting
18
16
OUGHT, to owe [v]
ouguiyas
21
14
OUGUIYA, (Arabic) a...
ouistiti
15
9
(French) a marmoset,...
oulachon
18
16
(Native American) th...
oulakans
14
15
OULAKAN, (Native Ame...
oundiest
13
11
OUNDY, (obsolete) wa...
ourology
21
14
the study of urine o...
oustitis
15
9
OUSTITI, a lock-open...
outacted
16
13
OUTACT, to surpass i...
outadded
13
12
OUTADD, to surpass i...
outargue
14
12
to get the better of...
outasite
13
9
amazing, excellent,...
outasked
14
14
OUTASK, to surpass i...
outbacks
20
19
OUTBACK, isolated ru...
outbaked
16
17
OUTBAKE, to surpass...
outbakes
16
16
OUTBAKE, to surpass...
outbarks
17
16
OUTBARK, to surpass...
outbawls
20
16
OUTBAWL, to surpass...
outbeams
16
15
OUTBEAM, to surpass...
outbitch
22
17
to surpass in bitchi...
outblaze
19
22
to surpass in brilli...
outbleat
16
13
to surpass in bleati...
outbless
17
13
to surpass in blessi...
outbloom
17
16
to surpass in bloomi...
outbluff
22
20
to surpass in bluffi...
outblush
20
16
to surpass in blushi...
outboard
15
13
a type of motor desi...
outboast
15
12
to surpass in boasti...
outbound
15
15
outward bound [adj]
outboxed
21
20
OUTBOX, to surpass i...
outboxes
21
19
OUTBOX, to surpass i...
outbrags
17
14
OUTBRAG, to surpass...
outbrave
17
16
to surpass in courag...
outbrawl
20
16
to surpass in brawli...
outbreak
16
16
to burst forth [v OU...
outbreed
15
13
to interbreed relati...
outbribe
18
15
to surpass in bribin...
outbroke
16
16
OUTBREAK, to burst f...
outbuild
18
15
to surpass in buildi...
outbuilt
18
14
OUTBUILD, to surpass...
outbulge
18
16
to bulge outwards [v...
outbulks
19
18
OUTBULK, to surpass...
outbully
25
17
to surpass in bullyi...
outburns
16
14
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outburnt
16
14
OUTBURN, to burn lon...
outburst
17
13
to burst out suddenl...
outcalls
19
14
OUTCALL [n]
outcaper
18
15
to surpass in caperi...
outcaste
16
12
someone who is of no...
outcasts
17
12
OUTCAST, a person wh...
outcatch
22
17
to surpass in catchi...
outcavil
20
17
to surpass in cavili...
outcharm
20
17
to surpass in charmi...
outcheat
18
14
to exceed in cheatin...
outchide
19
15
to surpass in chidin...
outclass
18
13
to be markedly bette...
outclimb
22
19
to surpass in climbi...
outclomb
21
19
OUTCLIMB, to surpass...
outcoach
21
17
to surpass in coachi...
outcomes
17
15
OUTCOME, a result [n...
outcooks
17
16
OUTCOOK, to surpass...
outcount
16
14
to surpass in counti...
outcrawl
21
16
to surpass in crawli...
outcried
17
13
OUTCRY, to cry loude...
outcries
17
12
OUTCRY, to cry loude...
outcrops
19
15
OUTCROP, to protrude...
outcross
17
12
to cross the same br...
outcrowd
20
16
to cause to be too c...
outcrows
20
15
OUTCROW, to surpass...
outcurse
17
13
to surpass in cursin...
outcurve
19
17
a type of pitch in b...
outdance
15
14
to surpass in dancin...
outdared
13
11
OUTDARE, to surpass...
outdares
13
10
OUTDARE, to surpass...
outdated
13
11
OUTDATE, to make out...
outdates
13
10
OUTDATE, to make out...
outdodge
14
13
to surpass in dodgin...
outdoers
13
10
OUTDOER, one who out...
outdoing
14
13
OUTDO, to exceed in...
outdoors
13
10
in the open air [adj...
outdrags
15
12
OUTDRAG, to surpass...
outdrank
14
15
OUTDRINK, to surpass...
outdrawn
16
14
OUTDRAW, to attract...
outdraws
17
13
OUTDRAW, to attract...
outdream
14
13
to surpass in dreami...
outdress
14
10
to surpass in dressi...
outdrink
15
15
to surpass in drinki...
outdrive
16
14
to drive a golf ball...
outdrops
16
13
OUTDROP, to surpass...
outdrove
15
14
OUTDRIVE, to drive a...
outdrunk
15
16
OUTDRINK, to surpass...
outduels
15
12
OUTDUEL, to surpass...
outdured
14
12
OUTDURE, (obsolete)...
outdures
14
11
OUTDURE, (obsolete)...
outdwell
19
15
(Shakespeare) to sta...
outdwelt
18
14
OUTDWELL, (Shakespea...
outearns
12
10
OUTEARN, to surpass...
outeaten
11
10
OUTEAT, to surpass i...
outedges
14
12
OUTEDGE, the farther...
outfable
18
16
to surpass in fablin...
outfaced
18
16
OUTFACE, to confront...
outfaces
18
15
OUTFACE, to confront...
outfalls
18
14
OUTFALL, the outlet...
outfasts
16
12
OUTFAST, to surpass...
outfawns
18
16
OUTFAWN, to surpass...
outfeast
15
12
to surpass in feasti...
outfeels
16
13
OUTFEEL, to surpass...
outfence
17
16
to surpass in fencin...
outfield
17
14
a part of a baseball...
outfight
20
16
to surpass in fighti...
outfinds
16
14
OUTFIND, to surpass...
outfired
16
13
OUTFIRE, to surpass...
outfires
16
12
OUTFIRE, to surpass...
outflank
17
18
to circumvent [v -ED...
outflash
19
15
to flash more bright...
outflies
17
13
OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outfling
18
16
to whip out [v OUTFL...
outfloat
16
13
to float longer than...
outflown
19
17
OUTFLY, to surpass i...
outflows
20
16
OUTFLOW, to flow out...
outflung
18
17
OUTFLING, to whip ou...
outflush
20
16
to flush more strong...
outfools
16
13
OUTFOOL, to surpass...
outfoots
15
12
OUTFOOT, to surpass...
outfound
15
15
OUTFIND, to surpass...
outfoxed
21
20
OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outfoxes
21
19
OUTFOX, to outwit [v...
outfrown
18
16
to frown more than [...
outgains
14
12
OUTGAIN, to gain mor...
outgases
14
11
OUTGAS, to remove ga...
outgates
14
11
OUTGATE, an exit [n]
outgazed
17
21
OUTGAZE, to surpass...
outgazes
17
20
OUTGAZE, to surpass...
outgiven
16
16
OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outgives
17
15
OUTGIVE, to give mor...
outglare
15
12
to surpass in glarin...
outgleam
16
15
to surpass in gleami...
outglows
19
15
OUTGLOW, to surpass...
outgnawn
16
16
OUTGNAW, to surpass...
outgnaws
17
15
OUTGNAW, to surpass...
outgoers
14
11
OUTGOER, someone who...
outgoing
15
14
a departure; an expe...
outgrins
15
12
OUTGRIN, to surpass...
outgross
15
11
to surpass in gross...
outgroup
17
15
a group of people ou...
outgrown
17
15
OUTGROW, to grow too...
outgrows
18
14
OUTGROW, to grow too...
outguard
15
13
a guard or small bod...
outguess
15
12
to anticipate the ac...
outguide
15
13
to surpass in guidin...
outhauls
17
13
OUTHAUL, a rope used...
outheard
15
12
OUTHEAR, to surpass...
outhears
15
11
OUTHEAR, to surpass...
outhired
16
12
OUTHIRE, to hire out...
outhires
16
11
OUTHIRE, to hire out...
outhomer
16
14
to surpass in hittin...
outhouse
15
12
a building near to o...
outhowls
20
15
OUTHOWL, to surpass...
outhumor
17
15
to surpass in humori...
outhunts
16
13
OUTHUNT, to surpass...
outhyred
22
14
OUTHYRE, (Spenser) t...
outhyres
22
13
OUTHYRE, (Spenser) t...
outjests
16
18
OUTJEST, to excel in...
outjumps
20
25
OUTJUMP, to surpass...
outkeeps
16
16
OUTKEEP, to surpass...
outkicks
20
20
OUTKICK, to surpass...
outkills
18
15
OUTKILL, to surpass...
outlands
14
12
OUTLAND, an outlying...
outlasts
15
10
OUTLAST, to last lon...
outlaugh
18
15
to surpass in laughi...
outlawed
17
14
OUTLAW, to prohibit...
outlawry
24
15
the state of being a...
outleads
14
11
OUTLEAD, to surpass...
outleaps
16
13
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outleapt
16
13
OUTLEAP, to surpass...
outlearn
13
11
to surpass in learni...
outliers
15
10
OUTLIER, a detached...
outlined
14
12
OUTLINE, to make a g...
outliner
14
11
one that outlines [n...
outlines
14
11
OUTLINE, to make a g...
outlived
17
15
OUTLIVE, to live lon...
outliver
17
14
one who outlives [n...
outlives
17
14
OUTLIVE, to live lon...
outlooks
15
14
OUTLOOK, to look out...
outloved
16
15
OUTLOVE, to surpass...
outloves
16
14
OUTLOVE, to surpass...
outlying
22
15
OUTLIE, to lie outsi...
outmarch
20
17
to surpass in marchi...
outmatch
20
17
to surpass [v -ED, -...
outmoded
14
14
OUTMODE, to put out...
outmodes
14
13
OUTMODE, to put out...
outmoved
16
17
OUTMOVE, to move fas...
outmoves
16
16
OUTMOVE, to move fas...
outnamed
13
14
OUTNAME, to exceed i...
outnames
13
13
OUTNAME, to exceed i...
outnight
17
14
to surpass in mentio...
outpaced
18
16
OUTPACE, to move fas...
outpaces
18
15
OUTPACE, to move fas...
outpaint
15
13
to surpass in painti...
outparts
16
12
OUTPART, (obsolete)...
outpeeps
17
15
OUTPEEP, to peep out...
outpeers
15
12
OUTPEER, (Shakespear...
outpitch
22
17
to surpass in pitchi...
outplace
19
16
to find new employme...
outplans
16
14
OUTPLAN, to surpass...
outplays
23
15
OUTPLAY, to excel or...
outplods
17
14
OUTPLOD, to surpass...
outplots
17
13
OUTPLOT, to surpass...
outpoint
15
13
to score more points...
outpolls
18
14
OUTPOLL, to get more...
outports
16
12
OUTPORT, a port out...
outposts
16
12
OUTPOST, a remote se...
outpours
16
13
OUTPOUR, to pour out...
outpower
18
15
to surpass in power...
outprays
22
14
OUTPRAY, to surpass...
outpreen
14
13
to surpass in preeni...
outpress
16
12
to surpass in pressi...
outprice
19
15
to offer a better pr...
outprize
19
21
to exceed in estimat...
outpsych
28
19
to defeat by psychol...
outpulls
19
15
OUTPULL, to attract...
outpunch
21
19
to surpass in punchi...
outpupil
20
17
a student sent to a...
outquote
21
19
to surpass in quotin...
outraced
16
13
OUTRACE, to run fast...
outraces
16
12
OUTRACE, to run fast...
outraged
14
12
OUTRAGE, to arouse a...
outrages
14
11
OUTRAGE, to arouse a...
outraise
13
9
to surpass in raisin...
outrance
15
13
the last extremity [...
outrange
13
12
to surpass in range...
outranks
14
14
OUTRANK, to rank hig...
outrated
13
10
OUTRATE, to surpass...
outrates
13
9
OUTRATE, to surpass...
outraved
15
14
OUTRAVE, to surpass...
outraves
15
13
OUTRAVE, to surpass...
outreach
18
14
to reach beyond [v -...
outreads
13
10
OUTREAD, to surpass...
outreign
14
12
to reign longer than...
outremer
14
12
(French) the region...
outrider
14
10
a mounted carriage a...
outrides
14
10
OUTRIDE, to ride fas...
outright
18
13
totally, completely...
outrings
15
12
OUTRING, to ring lou...
outrival
17
14
to outdo in rivalry...
outroars
13
9
OUTROAR, to roar lou...
outrocks
18
16
OUTROCK, to surpass...
outrolls
16
11
OUTROLL, to roll out...
outroops
15
12
OUTROOP, (obsolete)...
outroots
13
9
OUTROOT, to pull up...
outroper
15
12
(obsolete) an auctio...
outropes
15
12
OUTROPE, an auction...
outrowed
16
13
OUTROW, to surpass i...
outsails
15
10
OUTSAIL, to sail fas...
outsavor
15
13
(US) to surpass in s...
outscold
18
14
to surpass in scoldi...
outscoop
18
15
to surpass in scoopi...
outscore
16
12
to score more points...
outscorn
16
13
to surpass in scorni...
outsells
16
11
OUTSELL, to sell mor...
outserts
14
9
OUTSERT, a sheet enc...
outserve
15
13
to surpass in servin...
outshame
16
14
to surpass in shamin...
outshine
15
12
to shine brighter th...
outshone
14
12
OUTSHINE, to shine b...
outshoot
15
11
to shoot better than...
outshots
16
11
OUTSHOT, (Scots) a p...
outshout
16
12
to shout louder than...
outsider
14
10
one who does not bel...
outsides
14
10
OUTSIDE, the outer s...
outsight
18
13
the power of perceiv...
outsings
15
12
OUTSING, to surpass...
outsized
17
19
exceptionally large...
outsizes
17
18
OUTSIZE, an exceptio...
outskate
14
13
to surpass in skatin...
outskirt
16
13
an outlying area [n...
outsleep
16
13
to sleep later than...
outslept
17
13
OUTSLEEP, to sleep l...
outslick
20
17
to get the better of...
outsmart
15
12
to outwit [v -ED, -I...
outsmell
17
14
to surpass in smelli...
outsmelt
16
13
OUTSMELL, to surpass...
outsmile
16
13
to surpass in smilin...
outsmoke
15
16
to surpass in smokin...
outsnore
12
10
to surpass in snorin...
outsoars
13
9
OUTSOAR, to soar bey...
outsoles
14
10
OUTSOLE, the outer s...
outspans
15
13
OUTSPAN, to unharnes...
outspeak
16
16
to outdo in speaking...
outspeed
15
13
to go faster than [v...
outspell
18
14
to surpass on spelli...
outspelt
17
13
OUTSPELL, to surpass...
outspend
15
14
to exceed the limits...
outspent
15
13
OUTSPEND, to exceed...
outspoke
16
16
OUTSPEAK, to outdo i...
outsport
16
12
to sport beyond the...
outstand
13
11
to stand out, or pro...
outstare
13
9
to outdo in staring...
outstart
14
9
to get ahead of at t...
outstate
13
9
to surpass in statin...
outstays
20
11
OUTSTAY, to surpass...
outsteer
13
9
to surpass in steeri...
outsteps
16
12
OUTSTEP, to step bey...
outstood
13
10
OUTSTAND, to stand o...
outstrip
17
12
to go faster or furt...
outstudy
21
13
to surpass in studyi...
outstunt
14
11
to surpass in stunti...
outsulks
17
15
OUTSULK, to surpass...
outsware
16
12
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outswear
16
12
to surpass in sweari...
outsweep
18
15
to surpass in sweepi...
outswell
19
14
to exceed in swellin...
outswept
19
15
OUTSWEEP, to surpass...
outswims
19
15
OUTSWIM, to swim fas...
outswing
18
15
an outward swing of...
outswore
16
12
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outsworn
16
13
OUTSWEAR, to surpass...
outswung
18
16
OUTSWING, to cause a...
outtaken
13
14
OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtakes
14
13
OUTTAKE, to take out...
outtalks
16
14
OUTTALK, to surpass...
outtasks
15
13
OUTTASK, to surpass...
outtells
16
11
OUTTELL, to say open...
outthank
16
16
to surpass in thanki...
outthink
17
16
to get the better of...
outthrew
19
14
OUTTHROW, to throw f...
outthrob
18
14
to surpass in throbb...
outthrow
19
14
to throw farther tha...
outtower
16
12
to tower above [v -E...
outtrade
13
10
to get the better of...
outtrick
19
16
to get the better of...
outtrots
14
9
OUTTROT, to surpass...
outtrump
18
16
to surpass in trumpi...
outturns
14
11
OUTTURN, a quantity...
outvalue
16
15
to be worth more tha...
outvaunt
15
15
to surpass in vaunti...
outvenom
15
17
(Shakespeare) to exc...
outvoice
18
16
to surpass in loudne...
outvoted
15
14
OUTVOTE, to defeat b...
outvoter
15
13
a voter from outside...
outvotes
15
13
OUTVOTE, to defeat b...
outvying
23
18
OUTVIE, to surpass i...
outwaits
17
12
OUTWAIT, to exceed i...
outwalks
19
17
OUTWALK, to surpass...
outwards
17
13
towards the outside,...
outwaste
16
12
to surpass in wastin...
outwatch
22
17
to watch longer than...
outwears
16
12
OUTWEAR, to last lon...
outweary
22
14
to weary out [v OUTW...
outweeds
16
13
OUTWEED, (Spenser) t...
outweeps
18
15
OUTWEEP, to weep mor...
outweigh
20
16
to weigh more than [...
outwells
19
14
OUTWELL, to pour out...
outwhirl
21
15
to surpass in whirli...
outwicks
22
19
OUTWICK, to make suc...
outwiled
18
14
OUTWILE, to surpass...
outwiles
18
13
OUTWILE, to surpass...
outwills
20
14
OUTWILL, to surpass...
outwinds
17
14
OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outwings
18
15
OUTWING, to fly beyo...
outworks
18
16
OUTWORK, to work fas...
outworth
19
14
(Shakespeare) to exc...
outwound
16
15
OUTWIND, to unwind [...
outwrest
17
12
(Spenser) to extort...
outwrite
17
12
to write better than...
outwrote
16
12
OUTWRITE, to write b...
outyells
22
13
OUTYELL, to yell lou...
outyelps
23
15
OUTYELP, to surpass...
outyield
21
13
to surpass in yieldi...
ouvrages
16
15
OUVRAGE, (French) wo...
ouvriere
15
13
(French) a (female)...
ouvriers
16
13
OUVRIER, (French) a...
ovalness
15
14
the state of being o...
ovariole
15
13
one of the egg-tubes...
ovarious
15
13
consisting of eggs [...
ovaritis
16
12
inflammation of an o...
ovations
14
13
OVATION, a demonstra...
ovenable
16
17
able to be cooked in...
ovenbird
17
17
an American songbird...
ovenlike
16
18
like an oven [adj]
ovenware
16
16
heat-resistant bakin...
ovenwood
16
17
brushwood [n -S]
overable
17
16
excessively able [ad...
overacts
18
15
OVERACT, to act with...
overaged
15
15
too old to be useful...
overages
15
14
OVERAGE, an excess,...
overalls
17
14
OVERALL, a loose cov...
overarch
20
17
to form an arch over...
overarms
16
15
OVERARM, to throw a...
overawed
17
16
OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overawes
17
15
OVERAWE, to subdue b...
overbake
17
19
to bake too long [v...
overbank
17
20
a stage of a river w...
overbear
16
15
to bring down by sup...
overbeat
16
15
to beat too much [v...
overbets
17
15
OVERBET, to bet too...
overbids
18
16
OVERBID, to bid or o...
overbill
20
17
to bill too much [v...
overbite
17
15
the overlapping of t...
overblew
21
19
OVERBLOW, to give ex...
overblow
21
19
to give excess impor...
overboil
18
16
to boil too long [v...
overbold
18
17
excessively bold [ad...
overbook
17
19
to book in excess of...
overboot
16
15
a protective boot wo...
overbore
16
15
OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overborn
16
16
OVERBEAR, to bring d...
overbred
17
16
bred too finely [adj...
overbrim
19
18
to flow over [v OVER...
overbrow
20
18
(archaic) to overhan...
overbulk
20
21
to oppress by bulk [...
overburn
17
17
to burn too much; to...
overbusy
24
18
to occupy oneself to...
overbuys
24
18
OVERBUY, to buy too...
overcall
20
17
in bridge, to outbid...
overcame
18
18
OVERCOME, to get the...
overcast
18
15
to sew stitches over...
overclad
19
17
overdressed [adj]
overcloy
25
18
to eat to excess [v...
overclub
22
20
to hit a shot too fa...
overcoat
17
15
a warm coat worn ove...
overcold
19
17
cold to excess [adj]
overcome
18
18
to get the better of...
overcook
18
19
to cook too long [v...
overcool
18
16
to make too cool [v...
overcram
19
18
to stuff to excess [...
overcraw
21
18
(Spenser) to triumph...
overcrop
20
18
to exhaust the land...
overcrow
21
18
to triumph over, als...
overcure
18
16
to cure too long [v...
overcuts
19
16
OVERCUT, to cut too...
overdare
14
13
to become too daring...
overdear
14
13
excessively dear [ad...
overdeck
19
20
to adorn extravagant...
overdoer
14
13
one who overdoes [n...
overdoes
14
13
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdogs
16
15
OVERDOG, one that is...
overdone
13
14
OVERDO, to do to exc...
overdose
14
13
to give an excessive...
overdraw
18
16
to draw beyond one's...
overdrew
18
16
OVERDRAW, to draw be...
overdubs
18
17
OVERDUB, to add soun...
overdust
16
14
to dust over [v -ED,...
overdyed
21
16
OVERDYE, to dye with...
overdyer
21
15
one who overdyes [n...
overdyes
21
15
OVERDYE, to dye with...
overeasy
20
14
too easy [adj]
overeats
14
12
OVEREAT, to eat to e...
overedit
15
13
to edit more than ne...
overeggs
17
16
OVEREGG, as in the p...
overeyed
20
15
OVEREYE, to survey [...
overeyes
20
14
OVEREYE, to survey [...
overfall
19
17
to fall over [v OVER...
overfast
17
15
too fast [adj]
overfear
16
15
to fear too much [v...
overfeed
16
16
to feed too much [v...
overfell
19
17
OVERFALL, to fall ov...
overfill
20
17
to fill to overflowi...
overfine
16
16
too refined [adj]
overfish
20
17
to deplete the fish...
overflew
21
19
OVERFLY, to fly over...
overflow
21
19
to flow over the top...
overfold
18
17
to fold over [v -ED,...
overfond
16
17
foolish to excess [a...
overfoul
18
17
excessively foul [ad...
overfree
16
15
too liberal [adj OVE...
overfull
20
18
too full [adj]
overfund
17
18
to fund more than re...
overgall
18
16
to greatly blister [...
overgang
16
17
(Scots) to dominate;...
overgave
17
18
OVERGIVE, to give up...
overgear
15
14
to cause a company t...
overgets
16
14
OVERGET, to get over...
overgild
18
16
to gild over [v OVER...
overgilt
18
15
OVERGILD, to gild ov...
overgird
17
15
to gird to excess [v...
overgirt
17
14
OVERGIRD, to gird to...
overgive
18
18
to give up [v OVERGA...
overglad
17
16
excessively or undul...
overgoad
15
15
to goad too much [v...
overgoes
15
14
OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgone
14
15
OVERGO, to travel ov...
overgrew
19
17
OVERGROW, to grow ov...
overgrow
19
17
to grow over [v OVER...
overhair
17
14
fur covering of some...
overhale
17
15
(Spenser) to overtak...
overhand
16
16
to sew with short ve...
overhang
17
17
to protrude over [v...
overhard
17
15
excessively hard [ad...
overhate
16
14
to hate to excess [v...
overhaul
18
16
to examine carefully...
overhead
16
15
the general cost of...
overheap
18
17
to heap up to excess...
overhear
16
14
to hear by accident...
overheat
16
14
to heat to excess [v...
overheld
18
16
OVERHOLD, to rate to...
overhent
16
15
(Spenser) to overtak...
overhigh
21
18
too high [adj]
overhits
18
14
OVERHIT, to hit a ba...
overhold
18
16
to rate too highly [...
overholy
24
17
too holy [adj]
overhope
18
17
to hope exceedingly...
overhung
18
18
OVERHANG, to protrud...
overhunt
17
16
to deplete game in a...
overhype
25
19
to hype to excess [v...
overidle
16
14
too idle [adj]
overjoys
23
23
OVERJOY, to fill wit...
overjump
21
28
to jump too far [v -...
overjust
18
22
excessively just [ad...
overkeen
14
17
excessively keen [ad...
overkeep
17
19
to keep too long or...
overkept
18
19
OVERKEEP, to keep to...
overkest
16
16
(Spenser) overcast [...
overkill
19
18
to destroy with more...
overkind
16
18
excessively kind [ad...
overking
17
19
a king who has sover...
overknee
14
17
reaching above the k...
overlade
15
14
to load with too gre...
overlaid
16
14
OVERLAY, to lay over...
overlain
15
14
OVERLAY, to lay over...
overland
15
15
a train or stagecoac...
overlaps
18
16
OVERLAP, to extend o...
overlard
16
14
to smear over as if...
overlate
15
13
too late; exceedingl...
overlays
22
15
OVERLAY, to lay over...
overleaf
17
16
on the other side of...
overleap
17
16
to leap over, also O...
overlend
15
15
to lend too much [v...
overlent
15
14
OVERLEND, to lend to...
overlets
16
13
OVERLET, to let to e...
overlewd
19
17
too lewd [adj]
overlier
16
13
one that lies above...
overlies
16
13
OVERLIE, to lie abov...
overlive
18
17
to outlive [v OVERLI...
overload
15
14
to load to excess, a...
overlock
20
20
to oversew to preven...
overlong
16
16
too long [adj]
overlook
16
17
to fail to notice [v...
overlord
16
14
to rule tyrannically...
overloud
16
15
excessively loud [ad...
overlove
17
17
to love to excess [v...
overlush
19
16
excessively lush [ad...
overmans
15
16
OVERMAN, to provide...
overmany
21
18
an excess of people...
overmast
16
15
to provide with too...
overmeek
16
19
excessively meek [ad...
overmelt
17
16
to melt too much [v...
overmild
18
17
too mild [adj]
overmilk
19
20
to milk to excess [v...
overmine
15
16
to mine to excess [v...
overmuch
22
21
an excess [n -ES]
overname
14
16
to repeat the names...
overnear
13
13
too near [adj]
overneat
13
13
too neat [adj]
overnets
14
13
OVERNET, to cover wi...
overnice
17
16
excessively nice; fa...
overpack
21
22
to pack to excess [v...
overpage
17
17
overleaf [adj]
overpaid
17
16
OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpart
17
15
to give an actor too...
overpass
17
15
to pass over [v -ED,...
overpast
17
15
completely finished...
overpays
23
17
OVERPAY, to pay too...
overpeer
16
15
to peer over [v -ED,...
overpert
17
15
excessively pert [ad...
overplan
17
17
to plan to excess [v...
overplay
24
18
to exaggerate [v -ED...
overplot
18
16
to devise an overly...
overplus
19
17
a surplus [n OVERPLU...
overpost
17
15
to hasten over quick...
overpump
21
22
to pump to excess [v...
overrack
19
19
to overstrain [v -ED...
overrake
15
16
to sweep over [v OVE...
overrank
15
17
to assign an unneces...
overrash
17
14
excessively rash [ad...
overrate
14
12
to rate too highly [...
overread
14
13
to read over [v -ING...
overreds
15
13
OVERRED, to cover wi...
overrens
14
13
OVERREN, (archaic) t...
overrich
21
17
excessively rich [ad...
override
15
13
to ride over [v OVER...
overrife
17
15
excessively rife [ad...
overripe
17
15
too ripe [adj]
overrode
14
13
OVERRIDE, to ride ov...
overrude
15
14
excessively rude [ad...
overruff
20
19
at cards, to trump w...
overrule
16
14
to disallow the argu...
overruns
15
14
OVERRUN, to swarm ov...
oversail
16
13
to project [v -ED, -...
oversale
15
13
the act of overselli...
oversalt
16
13
to salt to excess [v...
oversave
16
16
to save too much [v...
overseas
14
12
beyond or across the...
overseed
14
13
to seed to excess [v...
overseen
13
13
OVERSEE, to watch ov...
overseer
14
12
one that oversees [n...
oversees
14
12
OVERSEE, to watch ov...
oversell
17
14
to sell more than ca...
oversets
15
12
OVERSET, to upset; t...
oversewn
17
16
OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversews
18
15
OVERSEW, to sew over...
overshoe
16
14
a protective outer s...
overshot
17
14
a type of fabric wea...
oversick
20
19
too sick [adj]
overside
15
13
the other side of th...
oversize
18
21
to cover with size [...
overskip
19
19
to skip over [v OVER...
overslip
19
16
to leave out [v OVER...
overslow
19
16
excessively slow [ad...
oversman
15
16
an umpire [n OVERSME...
oversmen
15
16
OVERSMAN, an umpire...
oversoak
15
16
to soak too much [v...
oversoft
17
15
excessively soft [ad...
oversold
16
14
OVERSELL, to sell mo...
oversoon
13
13
too soon [adv]
oversoul
16
14
the divine principle...
oversown
17
16
OVERSOW, to sow over...
oversows
18
15
OVERSOW, to sow over...
overspin
17
16
a forward spin impar...
overstay
21
14
to stay beyond a tim...
overstep
17
15
to go beyond [v OVER...
overstir
16
12
to stir too much [v...
oversuds
16
14
to form an excessive...
oversups
18
16
OVERSUP, to sup to e...
oversure
15
13
excessively sure [ad...
overswam
19
18
OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
oversway
24
17
to bear down [v -ED,...
overswim
20
18
to swim across [v OV...
overswum
20
19
OVERSWIM, to swim ac...
overtake
15
16
to catch up with [v...
overtalk
17
17
to talk to excess [v...
overtame
15
15
excessively tame [ad...
overtart
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too tart [adj]
overtask
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to impose too many t...
overteem
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to produce in excess...
overthin
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too thin [adj]
overtime
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to exceed the correc...
overtips
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overtire
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to tire excessively...
overtoil
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to exhaust by excess...
overtone
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overtook
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overtops
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overtrim
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overtrip
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overture
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overturn
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to turn over [v -ED,...
overtype
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overurge
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to urge too much [v...
overused
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overuses
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overveil
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to veil over [v -ED,...
overview
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a summary [n -S]
overvote
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to defeat by a major...
overwarm
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to warm too much [v...
overwary
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too wary [adj]
overwash
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material carried by...
overweak
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too weak [adj]
overwear
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to wear out [v OVERW...
overween
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to expect too much;...
overwent
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OVERGO, to travel ov...
overwets
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OVERWET, to wet too...
overwide
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excessively wide [ad...
overwily
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excessively wily [ad...
overwind
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to wind too much [v...
overwing
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to fly over [v -ED,...
overwise
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too wise; affectedly...
overword
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(Scots) the refrain...
overwore
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overwork
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overworn
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overwrap
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to wrap excessively...
overyear
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to keep into a furth...
overzeal
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oviboses
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ovicidal
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relating to ovicide,...
ovicides
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oviducal
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relating to the ovid...
oviducts
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oviposit
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to lay or deposit eg...
ovoidals
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ovulated
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ovulates
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OVULATE, to produce...
owelties
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owerloup
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to leap over, also O...
owleries
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owlishly
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ownsomes
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OWNSOME, a solitary...
owrecame
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OWRECOME, (Scots) to...
owrecome
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(Scots) to overcome...
owrelays
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owreword
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(Scots) the refrain...
oxalated
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oxalates
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oxalises
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oxazepam
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a tranquilizing drug...
oxazines
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oxazoles
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oxbloods
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oxhearts
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OXHEART, a large hea...
oxidable
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capable of being oxi...
oxidants
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OXIDANT, an oxidizin...
oxidases
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OXIDASE, any of a gr...
oxidasic
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of or like an oxidas...
oxidated
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OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidates
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OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidised
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OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidiser
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an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidises
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OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidized
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OXIDIZE, to combine...
oxidizer
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an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidizes
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OXIDIZE, to combine...
oximeter
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a photoelectric inst...
oximetry
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measurement with an...
oxoniums
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OXONIUM, a certain g...
oxpecker
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an African bird, aka...
oxtering
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OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxtongue
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any of several plant...
oxyacids
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OXYACID, an acid tha...
oxygenic
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pertaining to or con...
oxymoron
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a self-contradictory...
oxyphile
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an organism that thr...
oxyphils
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OXYPHIL, an organism...
oxysalts
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OXYSALT, a salt of a...
oxysomes
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OXYSOME, a structura...
oxytocic
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a drug that hastens...
oxytocin
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a pituitary hormone...
oxytones
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OXYTONE, a word bear...
oxytonic
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like an oxytone [adj...
oxytrope
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a genus of plants in...
oystered
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OYSTER, to gather oy...
oysterer
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one who deals in oys...
oystrige
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(Spenser) an ostrich...
ozonated
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OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonates
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OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonides
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OZONIDE, a compound...
ozonised
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OZONISE, to convert...
ozoniser
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a device for turning...
ozonises
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OZONISE, to convert...
ozonized
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OZONIZE, to convert...
ozonizer
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a device for turning...
ozonizes
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OZONIZE, to convert...
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