8 letter words that start with O

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8 letter words that start with O

8 letter O word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
oafishly	25	16	OAFISH, like an oaf...
oakiness	13	13	the quality or state...
oaklings	16	16	OAKLING, a young oak...
oakwoods	16	16	OAKWOOD, the wood of...
oanshagh	17	15	(Irish) a foolish wo...
oarlocks	18	16	OARLOCK, a device fo...
oarweeds	15	12	OARWEED, a kind of s...
oatcakes	16	15	OATCAKE, a thin unle...
oathable	17	14	capable of taking an...
oatmeals	14	12	OATMEAL, meal made f...
obduracy	25	18	the quality of hardn...
obdurate	15	13	stubbornly persisten...
obduring	17	16	OBDURE, to become ha...
obeahing	17	16	OBEAH, to bewitch [v...
obeahism	18	16	belief in obia, also...
obedient	14	13	obeying or willing t...
obeisant	14	12	showing respect [adj...
obelised	16	13	OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelises	16	12	OBELISE, to mark wit...
obelisks	18	16	OBELISK, a four-side...
obelisms	18	15	OBELISM, the act of...
obelized	19	22	OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obelizes	19	21	OBELIZE, to mark wit...
obesogen	14	14	a substance that cau...
obeyable	23	17	able to be obeyed [a...
obituary	22	14	a published notice o...
objected	20	24	OBJECT, to argue in...
objector	20	23	one that objects [n...
objuring	19	24	OBJURE, to bind by o...
oblately	23	15	OBLATE, flattened at...
oblation	15	13	the act of making a...
oblatory	22	14	relating to oblation...
obligant	17	15	in Scots law, one wh...
obligate	17	14	obliged [adj OBLIGAT...
obligati	18	14	OBLIGATO, (Italian)...
obligato	17	14	(Italian) a musical...
obligees	17	14	OBLIGEE, one who is...
obligers	18	14	OBLIGER, one who obl...
obliging	19	17	OBLIGE, to bind by s...
obligors	18	14	OBLIGOR, the person...
obliqued	25	23	OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquer	25	22	OBLIQUE, slanting [a...
obliques	25	22	OBLIQUE, (obsolete)...
obliquid	26	23	(Spenser) oblique [a...
oblivion	18	17	a state of having fo...
oblongly	24	18	OBLONG, long in one...
obscener	17	15	OBSCENE, offensive,...
obscured	19	16	OBSCURE, to make ind...
obscurer	19	15	one who obscures [n...
obscures	19	15	OBSCURE, to make ind...
obsequie	23	21	(Milton) an obsequy,...
observed	17	16	OBSERVE, to look att...
observer	17	15	one that observes [n...
observes	17	15	OBSERVE, to look att...
obsessed	15	12	OBSESS, to dominate...
obsesses	15	11	OBSESS, to dominate...
obsessor	15	11	something that obses...
obsidian	15	13	a dark-coloured vitr...
obsigned	16	15	OBSIGN, to seal or c...
obsolete	15	12	outmoded [adj OBSOLE...
obstacle	19	15	something that obstr...
obstruct	20	15	to get in the way of...
obtained	14	13	OBTAIN, to gain poss...
obtainer	14	12	one who obtains [n -...
obtected	18	15	of an insect, having...
obtemper	18	17	to yield obedience t...
obtended	14	14	OBTEND, (obsolete) t...
obtested	15	12	OBTEST, to beseech,...
obtruded	16	14	OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obtruder	16	13	one who obtrudes [n...
obtrudes	16	13	OBTRUDE, to thrust f...
obtunded	15	15	OBTUND, to blunt, de...
obturate	15	12	to stop up [v OBTURA...
obtusely	23	15	OBTUSE, stupid [adv]
obtusest	16	12	OBTUSE, stupid [adj]
obtusity	23	14	the state of being o...
obverses	17	15	OBVERSE, the side of...
obverted	17	16	OBVERT, to turn, to...
obviable	20	19	able to be obviated...
obviated	17	16	OBVIATE, to forestal...
obviates	17	15	OBVIATE, to forestal...
obviator	17	15	one who obviates [n...
obvolute	18	17	of a leaf etc., havi...
ocarinas	15	12	OCARINA, (Italian) a...
occamies	20	17	OCCAMY, an alloy imi...
occasion	18	15	to cause [v -ED, -IN...
occident	19	16	the part of the worl...
occipita	22	17	OCCIPUT, the back pa...
occiputs	23	18	OCCIPUT, the back pa...
occluded	21	18	OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occluder	21	17	a medical closing de...
occludes	21	17	OCCLUDE, to stop up...
occlusal	22	17	pertaining to the bi...
occlusor	21	16	a muscle etc. which...
occulted	21	17	OCCULT, to hide or m...
occulter	21	16	something or someone...
occultly	29	19	OCCULT, secret [adv]
occupant	21	19	one who occupies [n...
occupate	21	18	to reside in, also O...
occupied	22	19	OCCUPY, to reside in...
occupier	22	18	one who occupies [n...
occupies	22	18	OCCUPY, to reside in...
occurred	20	16	OCCUR, to take place...
oceanaut	14	13	someone who lives fo...
oceanids	15	13	OCEANID, an ocean ny...
ocellate	17	13	eyelike and ringed;...
ochering	19	16	OCHER, to colour wit...
ocherish	21	15	resembling ocher, al...
ocheroid	18	14	of or like ocher, al...
ocherous	18	14	containing or resemb...
ochidore	18	14	Charles Kingsley's n...
ochreate	17	13	having an ochrea, a...
ochreous	18	14	containing or resemb...
ockerism	19	18	(Australian slang) b...
ockodols	18	17	(dialect) one's feet...
ocotillo	18	13	a cactus-like Mexica...
octagons	16	14	OCTAGON, an eight-si...
octangle	17	15	an octagon [n -S]
octanols	16	13	OCTANOL, an alcohol...
octantal	16	13	relating to an octan...
octaplas	19	15	OCTAPLA, a book of e...
octapody	24	17	in verse, a line of...
octarchy	28	18	a government by eigh...
octaroon	14	12	a person having one-...
octettes	16	11	OCTETTE, a compositi...
octonary	21	14	a stanza of eight li...
octopods	18	15	OCTOPOD, any of an o...
octopoid	18	15	octopus-like [adj]
octopush	21	17	a type of underwater...
octoroon	14	12	a person having one-...
octupled	20	17	OCTUPLE, to multiply...
octuples	20	16	OCTUPLE, to multiply...
octuplet	20	16	one of eight childre...
octuplex	26	23	being eight times as...
ocularly	25	16	OCULAR, perceived by...
oculated	17	14	having eyes, also OC...
oculists	19	13	OCULIST, an eye spec...
odalique	22	20	(French) a female sl...
odalisks	16	14	ODALISK, (French) a...
odallers	15	11	ODALLER, in the Orkn...
oddballs	18	15	ODDBALL, an eccentri...
oddities	14	10	ODDITY, one that is...
oddments	14	14	ODDMENT, a remnant [...
odiously	21	13	ODIOUS, hateful, rep...
odograph	18	16	a device for measuri...
odometer	13	12	a device for measuri...
odometry	20	14	the process of using...
odonates	11	10	ODONATE, any member...
odontist	13	10	(Jocular) a dentist...
odontoid	12	11	a toothlike projecti...
odontoma	12	13	a tooth tumour [n OD...
odorants	12	10	ODORANT, an odorous...
odorised	13	10	ODORISE, to make odo...
odoriser	13	9	something that odori...
odorises	13	9	ODORISE, to make odo...
odorized	16	19	ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorizer	16	18	something that odori...
odorizes	16	18	ODORIZE, to make odo...
odorless	14	10	without odor, also O...
odourful	17	15	strong smelling, als...
odylisms	23	15	ODYLISM, belief in t...
odyssean	18	12	of or like an odysse...
odysseys	26	13	ODYSSEY, (Greek) a l...
oecology	23	16	the study of the int...
oedemata	12	12	OEDEMA, (Greek) a pa...
oedipean	13	13	pertaining to the li...
oeillade	14	11	an amorous glance, a...
oenology	19	14	the science dealing...
oenomels	13	13	OENOMEL, an ancient...
oenophil	17	15	a wine connoisseur,...
oerlikon	14	14	(Swiss) a type of an...
oersteds	13	9	OERSTED, a unit of m...
oestrins	13	9	OESTRIN, an estrogen...
oestriol	14	9	an estrogen, also ES...
oestrone	11	9	an estrogen, also ES...
oestrous	13	9	pertaining to oestru...
oestrual	14	10	pertaining to oestru...
oestrums	15	12	OESTRUM, the period...
offbeats	19	17	OFFBEAT, an unaccent...
offcasts	21	17	OFFCAST, an item of...
offences	19	18	OFFENCE, a transgres...
offended	16	17	OFFEND, to commit a...
offender	16	16	one who offends [n -...
offenses	16	15	OFFENSE, (US) an off...
offerees	16	14	OFFEREE, someone who...
offerers	17	14	OFFERER, one who off...
offering	18	17	a contribution [n -S...
offerors	17	14	OFFEROR, one who off...
officers	21	17	OFFICER, to command...
official	22	18	sactioned by authori...
offishly	28	19	OFFISH, shy or dista...
offloads	18	16	OFFLOAD, to unload [...
offprint	20	18	to reprint an excerp...
offramps	21	20	OFFRAMP, a road lead...
offscums	23	21	OFFSCUM, scum, refus...
offshoot	19	16	a lateral shoot from...
offshore	19	16	to transfer jobs to...
offsider	18	15	a side-kick [n -S]
offsides	18	15	OFFSIDE, that part o...
offstage	18	16	the part of the stag...
offtakes	18	18	OFFTAKE, a pipe or c...
offtrack	22	21	away from a racetrac...
oftenest	14	12	OFTEN, happening man...
ofttimes	17	14	often, also OFTENTIM...
oghamist	18	15	one who writes in og...
ogreisms	16	13	OGREISM, the state o...
ogresses	14	10	OGRESS, a female ogr...
ogrishly	25	15	OGRISH, resembling a...
ohmmeter	17	16	an instrument for me...
oilbirds	18	13	OILBIRD, a nocturnal...
oilcamps	21	18	OILCAMP, a living ar...
oilcloth	21	15	a fabric, usually of...
oileries	14	9	OILERY, an oil busin...
oilfield	18	14	an area of mineral o...
oilfired	17	13	using oil as fuel [a...
oilgases	15	11	OILGAS, a gaseous mi...
oilholes	17	12	OILHOLE, a hole thro...
oiliness	14	10	the state of being o...
oilpaper	18	15	paper which has been...
oilproof	18	15	impervious to oil [a...
oilseeds	14	10	OILSEED, a kind of r...
oilskins	16	14	OILSKIN, a waterproo...
oilstone	13	10	a stone for sharpeni...
oiltight	19	13	having the ability t...
oinology	20	14	the study of wines,...
oinomels	14	13	OINOMEL, (Greek) a b...
ointment	13	13	a viscous preparatio...
oiticica	20	14	any of several tropi...
okeydoke	20	19	perfectly all right,...
okimonos	14	16	OKIMONO, a Japanese...
oldening	14	14	OLDEN, to grow old [...
oldsquaw	26	23	a kind of sea duck,...
oldsters	15	10	OLDSTER, an old pers...
oldstyle	22	13	a style of printing...
oldwives	20	17	OLDWIFE, a kind of d...
oleander	12	11	a poisonous evergree...
olearias	13	9	OLEARIA, a genus of...
oleaster	13	9	a yellow-flowered, o...
olefiant	15	13	oil-forming, as in o...
olefines	15	13	OLEFINE, a hydrocarb...
olefinic	19	16	of or like an olefin...
olestras	14	9	OLESTRA, (tradename)...
olfacted	19	16	OLFACT, to smell som...
olibanum	17	17	an aromatic gum from...
olicooks	18	16	OLICOOK, a type of d...
oligarch	21	16	a ruler in a governm...
oligemia	16	14	loss of blood after...
oligemic	20	17	suffering loss of bl...
oligists	17	11	OLIGIST, crystallize...
oligomer	16	14	a type of complex ch...
oliguria	16	12	scantiness of urine...
oliguric	20	15	relating to oliguria...
oliphant	18	15	(obsolete) an ancien...
olivines	16	14	OLIVINE, a mineral,...
olivinic	20	17	of or like olivine,...
ollieing	16	13	OLLIE, to perform a...
ologists	16	11	OLOGIST, an expert i...
ologoans	13	12	OLOGOAN, (Irish) to...
olorosos	13	9	OLOROSO, (Spanish) a...
olycooks	24	18	OLYCOOK, a type of d...
olykoeks	22	19	OLYKOEK, a type of d...
olympiad	24	18	a celebration of the...
olympics	28	20	an International com...
omadhaun	15	16	(Irish) a fool, idio...
ombrella	18	16	an umbrella [n -S]
omelette	14	12	a dish made with bea...
omentums	15	16	OMENTUM, a fold of t...
omicrons	17	15	OMICRON, a Greek let...
omikrons	15	16	OMIKRON, a Greek let...
omission	14	12	something left out [...
omissive	17	15	marked by omission [...
omitters	15	11	OMITTER, one who omi...
omitting	16	14	OMIT, to leave out [...
ommateum	16	18	a compound eye [n OM...
omniarch	19	17	an almighty ruler [n...
omnified	16	16	OMNIFY, to make univ...
omnifies	16	15	OMNIFY, to make univ...
omniform	17	18	in all forms [adj]
omnimode	14	16	of all modes [adj]
omnivora	15	16	omnivores as a group...
omnivore	15	16	an omnivorous person...
omnivory	22	18	a practice of eating...
omohyoid	22	16	a shoulder-blade mus...
omophagy	25	20	the eating of raw fl...
omoplate	16	15	the shoulder-blade [...
omphalic	23	20	pertaining to the na...
omphaloi	19	17	OMPHALOS, (Greek) a...
omphalos	19	17	(Greek) a central po...
onanisms	13	13	ONANISM, coitus inte...
onanists	12	10	ONANIST, one who pra...
oncidium	18	17	any of a genus of tr...
oncogene	14	15	a gene that causes a...
oncogens	15	15	ONCOGEN, an agent pr...
oncology	23	17	the science of tumor...
oncomice	19	18	ONCOMOUSE, (US) a mo...
oncoming	17	18	an approach [n -S]
oncotomy	22	17	incision into a tumo...
ondatras	12	10	ONDATRA, (Native Ame...
ondogram	14	15	a graph of electric...
oneriest	12	9	ONERY, (colloquial)...
ongaonga	12	14	(Maori) a New Zealan...
ongoings	14	14	ONGOING, a course of...
onionier	11	10	ONIONY, like an onio...
onioning	12	13	ONION, to apply an o...
oniscoid	16	13	like a woodlouse [ad...
onliners	13	11	ONLINER, a user of t...
onloaded	12	12	ONLOAD, to load a ve...
onlooker	13	14	a spectator [n -S]
onomasts	13	12	ONOMAST, a person wh...
onrushes	15	12	ONRUSH, a forward ru...
onscreen	14	13	as shown on televisi...
onsetter	12	9	(archaic) an assaila...
onsteads	12	10	ONSTEAD, a single fa...
onstream	13	12	in production [adv]
ontogeny	18	14	the development of a...
ontology	20	14	the branch of philos...
onwardly	23	16	going on [adv]
onychias	24	16	ONYCHIA, inflammatio...
onychite	24	16	onyx marble [n -S]
onychium	26	20	a pad on an insect's...
oogamete	13	13	a female gamete of c...
oogamies	14	13	OOGAMY, the state of...
oogamous	14	14	having structurally...
oogenies	12	11	OOGENY, the developm...
oogonial	13	12	relating to oogonia,...
oogonium	14	15	a female sexual orga...
oolachan	17	15	the North Pacific ca...
oolakans	13	14	OOLAKAN, (Native Ame...
oolichan	18	15	(Native American) th...
oologies	14	11	OOLOGY, the study of...
oologist	15	11	an expert in oology...
oomiacks	18	18	OOMIACK, (Inuit) an...
oompahed	17	17	OOMPAH, to play a re...
oomycete	22	16	an organism such as...
oophoron	15	14	an ovary [n -S]
oophytes	23	15	OOPHYTE, a stage of...
oophytic	27	18	of or pertaining to...
oosperms	16	14	OOSPERM, a fertilize...
oosphere	16	13	an unfertilized egg...
oospores	14	11	OOSPORE, a fertilize...
oosporic	18	14	of or pertaining to...
oothecae	16	13	OOTHECA, the egg cas...
oothecal	18	14	pertaining to an oot...
ooziness	15	18	the state of being o...
opalesce	18	15	to emit an iridescen...
opalines	15	13	OPALINE, an opaque w...
opalised	16	13	made smooth, like op...
opalized	19	22	made smooth, like op...
opaquely	30	24	OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaquest	23	21	OPAQUE, impervious t...
opaquing	24	24	OPAQUE, to make opaq...
openable	16	16	able to be opened [a...
opencast	17	15	excavated from an op...
openings	15	15	OPENING, a vacant sp...
openness	13	13	the state of being o...
openside	14	13	a rugby player who p...
openwork	18	19	ornamental work with...
operable	17	15	that can be operated...
operably	24	17	OPERABLE, that can b...
operands	14	13	OPERAND, a quantity...
operants	14	12	OPERANT, an operator...
operated	14	12	OPERATE, to perform...
operates	14	11	OPERATE, to perform...
operatic	18	14	relating to opera [a...
operator	14	11	one who operates [n...
opercele	18	15	an anatomical part t...
opercula	19	16	OPERCULUM, an anatom...
opercule	19	16	an anatomical part t...
operetta	14	11	a light musical dram...
ophidian	17	15	a snake [n -S]
ophiuran	17	15	a member of the Ophi...
ophiuras	18	14	OPHIURA, a member of...
ophiurid	19	15	a member of the Ophi...
opiating	16	14	OPIATE, to treat wit...
opificer	21	17	(obsolete) an artifi...
opinable	17	16	able to be thought [...
opinicus	19	16	a composite heraldic...
opinions	14	13	OPINION, a judgement...
opiumism	19	18	opium addiction [n -...
opopanax	21	22	a medicinal gum-resi...
oporices	18	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	15	12	too tart [adj]
overtask	16	16	to impose too many t...
overteem	15	15	to produce in excess...
overthin	17	15	too thin [adj]
overtime	16	15	to exceed the correc...
overtips	18	15	OVERTIP, to tip more...
overtire	15	12	to tire excessively...
overtoil	16	13	to exhaust by excess...
overtone	13	13	in music, a higher p...
overtook	15	16	OVERTAKE, to catch u...
overtops	17	15	OVERTOP, to rise abo...
overtrim	17	15	to trim too much [v...
overtrip	18	15	to trip nimbly over...
overture	15	13	an instrumental prel...
overturn	15	14	to turn over [v -ED,...
overtype	23	17	to type over the top...
overurge	16	15	to urge too much [v...
overused	15	14	OVERUSE, to use too...
overuses	15	13	OVERUSE, to use too...
overveil	18	17	to veil over [v -ED,...
overview	20	19	a summary [n -S]
overvote	16	16	to defeat by a major...
overwarm	19	18	to warm too much [v...
overwary	24	17	too wary [adj]
overwash	20	17	material carried by...
overweak	18	19	too weak [adj]
overwear	17	15	to wear out [v OVERW...
overween	16	16	to expect too much;...
overwent	17	16	OVERGO, to travel ov...
overwets	18	15	OVERWET, to wet too...
overwide	18	16	excessively wide [ad...
overwily	26	18	excessively wily [ad...
overwind	18	17	to wind too much [v...
overwing	19	18	to fly over [v -ED,...
overwise	18	15	too wise; affectedly...
overword	18	16	(Scots) the refrain...
overwore	17	15	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwork	19	19	to cause to work too...
overworn	17	16	OVERWEAR, to wear ou...
overwrap	20	18	to wrap excessively...
overyear	20	14	to keep into a furth...
overzeal	18	22	excess or zeal [n -S...
oviboses	17	15	OVIBOS, the musk ox...
ovicidal	20	17	relating to ovicide,...
ovicides	19	16	OVICIDE, an agent th...
oviducal	20	18	relating to the ovid...
oviducts	20	17	OVIDUCT, a tube thro...
oviposit	18	15	to lay or deposit eg...
ovoidals	16	14	OVOIDAL, an egg-shap...
ovulated	16	15	OVULATE, to produce...
ovulates	16	14	OVULATE, to produce...
owelties	17	12	OWELTY, equality [n]
owerloup	19	16	to leap over, also O...
owleries	17	12	OWLERY, a place inha...
owlishly	28	17	OWLISH, like an owl...
ownsomes	16	15	OWNSOME, a solitary...
owrecame	19	17	OWRECOME, (Scots) to...
owrecome	19	17	(Scots) to overcome...
owrelays	23	14	OWRELAY, (Scots) a l...
owreword	19	15	(Scots) the refrain...
oxalated	19	17	OXALATE, to treat wi...
oxalates	19	16	OXALATE, to treat wi...
oxalises	20	16	OXALIS, a plant of t...
oxazepam	24	30	a tranquilizing drug...
oxazines	21	25	OXAZINE, a chemical...
oxazoles	22	25	OXAZOLE, a liquid ch...
oxbloods	22	20	OXBLOOD, a dark redd...
oxhearts	21	17	OXHEART, a large hea...
oxidable	22	20	capable of being oxi...
oxidants	19	17	OXIDANT, an oxidizin...
oxidases	19	16	OXIDASE, any of a gr...
oxidasic	23	19	of or like an oxidas...
oxidated	19	17	OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidates	19	16	OXIDATE, to combine...
oxidised	20	17	OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidiser	20	16	an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidises	20	16	OXIDISE, to combine...
oxidized	23	26	OXIDIZE, to combine...
oxidizer	23	25	an oxidant, also OXI...
oxidizes	23	25	OXIDIZE, to combine...
oximeter	20	18	a photoelectric inst...
oximetry	27	20	measurement with an...
oxoniums	20	20	OXONIUM, a certain g...
oxpecker	25	25	an African bird, aka...
oxtering	20	18	OXTER, (Scots) to ta...
oxtongue	19	19	any of several plant...
oxyacids	29	21	OXYACID, an acid tha...
oxygenic	29	23	pertaining to or con...
oxymoron	25	21	a self-contradictory...
oxyphile	31	23	an organism that thr...
oxyphils	32	23	OXYPHIL, an organism...
oxysalts	27	18	OXYSALT, a salt of a...
oxysomes	26	20	OXYSOME, a structura...
oxytocic	32	23	a drug that hastens...
oxytocin	28	21	a pituitary hormone...
oxytones	24	18	OXYTONE, a word bear...
oxytonic	28	21	like an oxytone [adj...
oxytrope	27	20	a genus of plants in...
oystered	19	11	OYSTER, to gather oy...
oysterer	19	10	one who deals in oys...
oystrige	21	12	(Spenser) an ostrich...
ozonated	14	19	OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonates	14	18	OZONATE, to treat wi...
ozonides	15	19	OZONIDE, a compound...
ozonised	15	19	OZONISE, to convert...
ozoniser	15	18	a device for turning...
ozonises	15	18	OZONISE, to convert...
ozonized	18	28	OZONIZE, to convert...
ozonizer	18	27	a device for turning...
ozonizes	18	27	OZONIZE, to convert...

8 letter words that start with O

8 letter words that start with O

8 letter O word

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