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obfuscate vt becloud obliged adj beholden, fain oblique adj slanting oblivion n forgottenhood obscure vb darkle, overshadow obsequious adj fawning observant adj watchful observe' vb watch, follow, keep, mind obstacle n hindrance obstinate adj headstrong, wayward obstruct vb hinder, waylay, forslow obstructive adj hindersome obtain vb get, win, come by occasion n marked time, time occasionally adv sometimes occident n west occidental adj western occur vb happen, befall occurence n happening ocean n (great) sea october n winterfulth, huntingmonth odour n smell, stench oecosystem n lifemesh oenophilia n winelust oesophagus n foodpipe officer n sheriff ointment n salve okay adj alright oleaginous adj oily -ology suf -lore omen n foretoken, foreboding omit vb leave out, outleave omnipotent adj almighty omniscient adj all-knowing operate vb work operate, medically vb do cutwork operating system n working setup oppose vb gainstand, set against, withstand opposite adj overright(nb. Dorset) optics n lightlore optimist n yaysayer orange adj tawny orchid n bollockwort, ballwort order n batch orbit vb & n path-bow, world-bow orgy, sexual n gangbang, sunderfuck, clusterfuck origin n wellspring, root, dawn, beginning, birth, stem, wherefrom, whencecome original adj first, new, fresh originate vb stem ornithology n birdlore orthographically adj spellingwise orthography n spelling osteology n bonelore outmanoeuvre vb outsmart, outshine, outwit outperform vb outshine overcharge vb overload, overfraught overemphasize vb overplay oviraptor philoceratops n eggsnatcher oxygen n sourstuff