OMNIPRESENT
OMNIPRES'ENT, adjective Present in all places at the same time; ubiquitary; as the omnipresent Jehovah.
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American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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OMNIPRESENTIAL
OMNIPRESEN'TIAL, adjective Implying universal presence.
OMNISCIENCE
OMNIS'CIENCE,OMNIS'CIENCY, noun [Latin omnis, all, and scientia, knowledge.]The quality of knowing all things at once; universal knowledge; knowledge unbounded or infinite. omni...
OMNISCIENCY
OMNIS'CIENCY, n. [L. omnis, all, and scientia, knowledge.]The quality of knowing all things at once; universal knowledge; knowledge unbounded or infinite. Omniscience is an attr...
OMNISCIENT
OMNIS'CIENT, adjective Having universal knowledge or knowledge of all things; infinitely knowing; all-seeing; as the omniscient God.
OMNISCIOUS
OMNIS'CIOUS, adjective [Latin omnis, all, and scio, to know.] All-knowing. [Not used.]
OMNIUM
OM'NIUM, noun [Latin omnis, all.] The aggregate of certain portions of different stocks in the public funds; a word in use among dealers in the English stocks.Omnium denotes all...
OMNIVOROUS
OMNIV'OROUS, adjective [Latin omnivorus; omnis, all, and voro, to eat.]All-devouring; eating every thing indiscriminately.
OMOPLATE
OM'OPLATE, noun [Gr. shoulder, and broad.] The shoulder blade or scapula.
OMPHACINE
OM'PHACINE, adjective [Gr. from unripe fruit.]Pertaining to or expressed from unripe fruit. omphacine oil is a viscous brown juice extracted from green olives. With this the wre...
OMPHACITE
OM'PHACITE, noun A mineral of a pale leek green color, massive or disseminated, and in narrow radiated concretions.
OMPHALIC
OM'PHALIC, noun [Gr. the navel.] Pertaining to the navel.
OMPHALOCELE
OMPHAL'OCELE, noun [Latin navel, and tumor.] A rupture at the navel.
OMPHALOPTER
OM'PHALOPTER,OMPHALOP'TIC, noun [Gr. navel, and optic.]An optical glass that is convex on both sides; commonly called a convex lens.
OMPHALOPTIC
OMPHALOP'TIC, n. [Gr. navel, and optic.]An optical glass that is convex on both sides; commonly called a convex lens.
OMPHALOTOMY
OMPHALOT'OMY, noun [Gr. the navel, and to cut.]The operation of dividing the navel string.
OMY
O'MY, adjective Mellow; as land.
ON
ON, pre. [Latin in; Gr. Hence they denote nearness, closeness or contiguity, and from meeting the Latin in and the English un have their power of negation or opposing.]1. Being ...
ONAGER
ON'AGER, noun [Latin] The wild ass.
ONANISM
O'NANISM, noun [from Onan, in Scripture.] The crime of self-pollution.
ONCE
ONCE, adverb wuns. [from one.]1. One time.Trees that bear mast are fruitful but once in two years.2. One time, though no more. The mind once tainted with vice is prone to grow w...
ONE
ONE, adjective wun. [Latin unus; Gr.]1. Single in number; individual; as one man; one book. There is one sun only in our system of planets.2. Indefinitely, some or any. You will...
ONE-BERRY
ONE-BERRY, noun wun'-berry. A plant of the genus Paris; true love.
ONE-EYED
ONE-EYED, a wun'-eyed. Having one eye only.
ONEIROCRITIC
ONEIROCRIT'IC, noun [Gr. a dream, and discerning.]An interpreter of dreams; one who judges what is signified by dreams.ONEIROCRIT'IC, noun The art of interpreting dreams.
ONEIROCRITICAL
ONEIROCRIT'ICAL,ONEIROM'ANCY, noun [Gr. a dream, and divination.] Divination by dreams.
ONEMENT
ONEMENT, noun wun'ment. State of being one. [Not in use.]