Ostent
Ostentn.a show, appearance, token, prodigy, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Ostentate
Ostentatev.t.to show with parade, to display, ob.
Ostentation
Ostentationn.outwar or vain show, parade
Ostentatious
Ostentatiousa.fond of show, pompous, proud
Ostentatiously
Ostentatiouslyad.with pomp or parade, vainly
Osteocolla
Osteocollan.a petrefaction in the form of the roots of trees
Osteologic
Osteologica.pertaining to osteology
Osteology
Osteologyn.a description of human bones
Ostiary
Ostiaryn.the mouth of a river, a doorkeeper
Ostler
Ostlern.one who takes care of horses at inns
Ostracism
Ostracismn.a banishment by votes written on shells
Ostracite
Ostraciten.a fossil oyster shell
Ostrich
Ostrichn.a large bird with elegant fethers, and wings too short for flight
Otaoratyr
Otaoratyrn.the essential oil of roses
Other
Other, [o as u]a.not the same, different, diverse
Othergates
Othergatesad.in another manner
Otherguise
Otherguisead.of another kind
Otherwhere
Otherwheread.in another place, elsewhere
Otherwise
Otherwisead.in a different manner or degree
Otomo
Otomon.a strong amphibious animal
Ottoman
Ottomana.belonging to the Turks
Oubrave
Oubravev.t.to bear down, dash, bully, dare
Ought
Ought, [aut]n.anything, mistake for aught
Ought (2)
Oughtv.i.to be obliged, become, be fit
Ounce (2)
Ouncen.the sixteenth of a pound, avordupois, and the fourteenth of a pound, troy, seeSee: once
Ouphe
Ouphen.a fairy, elf, goblin, ob.
Ouphen
Ouphena.elfish, like an elf, like a fairy, ob.