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oarange, oarinj, oranger, oringer,
oranger [ˈoːrəndʒər]
n. An orange.
an_oration, narraation, narration, narraution, narrawtion, noration, norration, oration,
oration [ə;ˈreʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]
n. A formal speech, especially one given on a ceremonial occasion.
Compounds and phrases etc.
an oration: col. An uproar, fuss, clamour, noisy altercation, disturbance.
orchard, orchart, orchie, orchy, orkie, orky, worchard, wortchat, wortchet, wotchat, wotchet, wurchert, wurchet,
orchart [ɔrtʃə(r)t, S. wərtʃə(r)t]
n. An orchard.
dim. orchie
ordean, ordeen, ordein,
ordeen [oːrˈdin]
v. To ordain.
inorderlie, inorderly, oarder, oardèr, oarders, oardir, order, orders, unorderly,
order [ˈoːrdər]
n. An order.
pl. orders Ones requirements or gear. Decency, propriety.
adj. Order.
orderly
adj. Exhibiting system or method, methodical.
Compounds and phrases etc.
orderliness: Orderliness.
unorderly: Improper, irregular.
by_ordinour, by_ornar, byordinar, by-ordinar, byordinour, byordnar, by-ordnar, byornar, by-ornar, exr$ornar, exterordnar, extraordinar, extraordnar, extraornar, extrordinar, forordinar, forordnar, onrie, onry, ord$nar$, ordinar, ordinaries, ordinars, ordinur, ordnar, ornar, ornaries, ornary, orner, ornery,
ordinar [ˈoːr(d)nər]
n. The usual state of things.
adj. Ordinary.
adv. Ordinarily, usually, in the usual way, fairly, somewhat but not excessively.
Compounds and phrases etc.
by-ordinar: adj. Extraordinary, unusual, out of the common, adv. Extraordinarily, unusually
extraordinar [ˈɛkstrəˈɔrdnər, ɛksˈtrɔr(d)nər, ˈɛkstərˈɔrd(ə)nər]: Extraordinary, extraordinarily keen, eager.
for ordinar: adv. Ordinarily.
nae ordinar: Unusually.
ordinaries: Devices or bearings on a coat of arms.
ordinance, ordnance,
ordnance [oːrˈ(d)nəns]
n. Ordnance. Ordered or methodical arrangement or condition, good order. Advance arrangements, preparations or provision for some purpose.
oreegin, oreeginal, oreigin, oreiginal,
oreegin [ˈoːridʒɪn]
n. Origin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
oreeginal: Original.
orf, orff, orrf,
orf [ɔrf]
n. SW. MN. A skin-disease in sheep or in shepherds who contract the disease. Contagious pustular dermatitis.
organ, organ-laft, organ-loft,
organ [ˈoːrgən]
n. An organ.
pl. organs
Compounds and phrases etc.
organ-laft: An organ-gallery.
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