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ableedge, ableedged, ableedgement, ableege, ableeged, obleedge, obleege, obleeged, obleegement, obleige, obleiged, obleigement, obleish, obleisment, obleistment, obligat, obligate, obligated, obligation, obligatioun, obligatit, oblish, oblishment, opleege, ublehj,
obleege [əˈblidʒ]
v. To oblige.
pt. pp. obleeged
v. To oblige.
pt. pp. obleeged
Compounds and phrases etc.
disobleege: Disoblige.
disobleegin: Disobliging.
obleegement: A kindness. A favour, a service.
obleegin: Obliging.
obligate [ˈɔblɪget]: To bind, pledge, contract. pt. obligate pp. obligatit.
obligation: Obligation.
disobleegin: Disobliging.
obleegement: A kindness. A favour, a service.
obleegin: Obliging.
obligate [ˈɔblɪget]: To bind, pledge, contract. pt. obligate pp. obligatit.
obligation: Obligation.
obleeterate [əˈblitəret]
v. To destroy utterly, wipe out.
pt. obleeteratit, pp. obleeterate
v. To destroy utterly, wipe out.
pt. obleeteratit, pp. obleeterate
oblique [ɔˈblik]
adj. Neither parallel nor at right angles to a specified or implied line, slanting.
adj. Neither parallel nor at right angles to a specified or implied line, slanting.
obloquy [ˈɔbləkwi]
n. Strong public condemnation.
n. Strong public condemnation.
obscure,
obscure [ɔbˈsk(j)uːr]
adj. Obscure.
v. To obscure.
adj. Obscure.
v. To obscure.
obsequious [əbˈsikwiəs]
adj. Compliant, obedient, dutiful.
adj. Compliant, obedient, dutiful.
obsarve, observe,
observe [əˈbzɛrv]
n. An observation (scientific or otherwise) A remark or comment.
v. To observe.
n. An observation (scientific or otherwise) A remark or comment.
v. To observe.
Compounds and phrases etc.
observant: Observant.
observation: Observation.
observation: Observation.
obstacle [ˈɔbstəkəl]
n. A thing that blocks the way or prevents or hinders progress.
n. A thing that blocks the way or prevents or hinders progress.
obstinate [ˈɔbstɪnət]
adj. Obdurate, stubborn, inflexible, persistent.
adj. Obdurate, stubborn, inflexible, persistent.
Compounds and phrases etc.
obstinacy: The quality or condition of being obstinate, stubbornness.
abstrackalous, abstrackous, obstreperous, obstropalous, obstropolous, ootstreepolis, ootstrepolis, opstropolous, opstropulous, outstrapalous, outstrepolous, upstropolous,
obstreperous [ɔbˈstrɛpərəs]
adj. Obstreperous. Cross-grained, ill-tempered. Noisy, unruly.
adj. Obstreperous. Cross-grained, ill-tempered. Noisy, unruly.