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Enrich Your Vocabulary
"O"| Oaf | awkward person | | Obdurate | unyielding | | Obeisance | homage, deference | | Obelisk | tall column, monument | | Obfuscate | bewilder, muddle, to confuse | | Obituary | eulogy | | Objurgate | to chide, scold | | Oblation | offering, sacrifice | | Oblique | indirect | | Obliquity | perversity | | Obliterate | destroy | | Obloquy | slander, abusive language | | Obsequious | fawning, servile, overly submissive | | Obsequy | funeral ceremony | | Obstinate | stubborn | | Obstreperous | noisy, unruly, troublesome | | Obtuse | stupid, dull | | Occlude | block, to shut | | Odious | despicable, hateful | | Odoriferous | pleasant odor | | Offal | inedible parts of a butchered animal | | Offertory | church collection | | Ogle | flirt | | Omnivorous | eating everything | | Onerous | burdensome | | Onus | burden | | Opalescent | iridescent, displaying colors | | Opportunist | One who takes advantage of circumstances | | Opprobrious | abusive, disgraceful | | Opprobrium | disgrace | | Opus | literary work of musical composition | | Ordain | appoint | | Orifice | a small opening | | Orison | prayer | | Ornithologist | scientist who studies birds | | Orotund | pompously said | | Ossify | harden | | Ostensible | apparent, seeming | | Ostentatious | pretentious, showy | | Overt | open to view | | Overweening | arrogant, forward |
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