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obscure,
obscure [ɔbˈsk(j)uːr]
adj. Obscure.
v. To obscure.
adj. Obscure.
v. To obscure.
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.
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.
obstruc, obstruck, obstruct, obstruction,
obstruct [əˈbstrʌk(t)]
v. To obstruct.
v. To obstruct.
Compounds and phrases etc.
obstruction [əˈbstrʌkʃən]: An obstruction.
obteen, obtein,
obteen [əbˈtin]
v. To obtain.
v. To obtain.
obtemper,
obtemper [əbˈtɛmpər]
v. leg. To comply with, submit to. Obey.
v. leg. To comply with, submit to. Obey.
obvious,
obvious [ˈobviəs]
adj. Obvious.
adv. Obviously.
adj. Obvious.
adv. Obviously.
aucashin, ocation, occasion, occasioun, occation,
occasion [əˈkeʒən]
n. An occasion. The celebration of the Lord's supper. Sunset.
n. An occasion. The celebration of the Lord's supper. Sunset.
Compounds and phrases etc.
occasional: Occasional.
occasionally: Occasionally.
occasionally: Occasionally.
occupee, occupee$d, occupeed, occupie,
occupee [ˈok(j)əpi]
v. To occupy, to employ, make use of. To be busy with, to employ oneself in.
pt. pp. occupee'd
v. To occupy, to employ, make use of. To be busy with, to employ oneself in.
pt. pp. occupee'd
occur,
occur [ˈokʌr]
v. To occur.
v. To occur.