Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Oracular

Oracular, or Oraculousa.uttering oracles, wife

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Oraculously

Oraculouslyad.in manner of an oracle, wisely

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Oraison

Oraison, or Orisonn.a prayer, supplication, wish

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Oral

Orala.delivered by the mouth only, not written

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Orally

Orallyad.by word of mouth, without writing

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Orange

Orangen.a fine well known fruit

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Orangepeel

Orangepeeln.the skin or rind of an orange

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Orangery

Orangeryn.a plantation of orange trees

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Orangoutang

Orangoutangn.the largest of the ape kind, and the brute most like the human species

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Oration

Orationn.a rhetorical speech, harangue, address

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Orator

Oratorn.a speaker, eloquent person, petitioner

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Oratorial

Oratorial, or Oratoricala.becoming an orator, rhetorical, florid, eloquent

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Oratorio

Oratorion.a kind of sacred drama set to music

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Oratory

Oratoryn.the science of rhetoric, a place for prayer

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Orb

Orbn.a sphere, circle, wheel, the eye

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Orbate

Orbatea.deprived, childless, fatherless

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Orbation

Orbationn.a deprivation, a loss of parents, &c.

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Orbed

Orbeda.rounded, formed into a circle, circular

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Orbicular

Orbiculara.spherical, circular, round

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Orbicularly

Orbicularlyad.circularly, spherically

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Orbiculate

Orbiculatea.round, like an orb

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Orbiculate (2)

Orbiculatev.t.to form round or into an orb

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Orbis

Orbis, or Orbfishn.a fish of a circular form

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Orbit

Orbitn.the line in which a planet moves, a track

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Orbital

Orbital, or Orbituala.like or pertaining to an orbit

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Orbitar

Orbitara.noting a part near the orbit of the eye

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Orchard

Orchardn.a garden or place of fruit trees