Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Officer

Officern.a man into office, a commander in the army

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Officer (2)

Officern.to furnish with officer

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Officered

Officereda.supplied with officers

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Officerlike

Officerlikea.like or becoming an officer

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Official

Officiala.relating to an office, conducive

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Official (2)

Officialn.an officer in an ecclesiastical court

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Officiality

Officialityn.the charge or duty of an official

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Officially

Officiallyad.by way of office, from authority

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Officiate

Officiatev.to perform another's duty, to give

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Officinal

Officinala.used in or relating to shops

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Officious

Officiousa.importunately forward, busy, kind

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Officiously

Officiouslyad.with unasked kindness, readily

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Officiousness

Officiousnessn.great forwardness of civility

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Offing

Offingn.a sea-term for the open or full sea

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Offscouring

Offscouringn.the refuse of any thing, filth, dirt

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Offset

Offsetn.a sprout from the root of a plant, a distance from a line in surveying

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Oft

Oft

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Oge'e

Oge'en.a molding of two members, one round, the other hollow

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Ogle

Oglev.t.to look at with pleasure, to look slily

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Ogler

Oglern.one who ogles, a sly or fond gazer

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Ogling

Oglingn.the act of viewing slily or obliquely

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Ogygian

Ogygiana.relating to Ogyges, king of Beotia, or the great inundation in his time

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Oh!

Oh!exclam.expressive of sorrow, surprise or pain

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Oil

Oiln.the juce of olive, &c. any thing unctuous

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Oil (2)

Oilv.t.to smear, anoint or soften with oil

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Oilbag

Oilbagn.a gland in birds containing an oil

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Oilcolor

Oilcolorn.a colored substance ground up with oil