Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Orcharding

Orchardingn.orchards in general, the cultivation of an orchard

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Orchester

Orchester, or Orchestra, [ch as k]n.a gallery for musicians or the musicians collectively

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Orchomenean

Orchomenean, [ch as k]a.pertaining to Orchomenium in Greece

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Ordain

Ordainv.t.to appoint, establish, settle, invest

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Ordeal

Ordealn.a trial of innocence by fire or water

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Order

Ordern.a command, method, rule, rank, class

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Order (2)

Orderv.t.to bid, tell, direct, regulate, set apart

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Orderer

Orderern.one who orders, one who regulates

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Orderless

Orderlessa.irregular, disorderly, void of rule

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Orderly

Orderlya.regular, methodical;ad.regularly

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Orders

Ordersn. pl.priesthood, state of the clergy

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Ordinable

Ordinablea.tha tmay be appointed or settled

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Ordinal

Ordinaln.a book of rites;a.noting due order

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Ordinance

Ordinancen.a book of rites;a.noting due order

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Ordinarily

Ordinarilyad.usually, according to fixed rule

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Ordinary

Ordinarya.common, usual, mean, ugly, plain

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Ordinary (2)

Ordinaryn.a jedge, eating house, price of a meal

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Ordinate

Ordinatea.regular, methodical;v.t.to appoint

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Ordinates

Ordinatesn.right lines parrallel and cutting curves in a number of points

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Ordination

Ordinationn.the act of ordaining, order, set rule

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Ordnance

Ordnancen.cannon, artillery, mortars

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Ordonnance

Ordonnancen.disposition of figure in picture

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Ordure

Orduren.animal dung, filth, nastiness

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Ore

Oren.metal in its mineral state, a small coin

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Orellar

Orellarn.a small bat with long ears

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Orgal

Orgaln.argol, lees of wine dried, tartar

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Organ

Organn.a natural or musical instrument