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O
a circle
OAR
to row as with oars
OBSEQUIOUS
behaving as becomes one who attends funeral obsequies
OBSEQUIOUSLY
funereally
OBSTACLE
ridiculously used for 'obstinate.'
OCCURENT
an incident
OD'S BODY
Oath

OD'S HEARTLINGS
Oath
OD'S PITTIKINS
oath
OD'S PLESSED WILL
oath'
OEILLIAD
an amorous glance
O'ERPARTED
having too important a part to act
O'ER-RAUGHT
overreached overtasked
OFFERING
challenging
OFFICE
benefit, kindness use, function
OLD
great,fine, or pretty
ONCE
some time

ONEYER
a banker
OPE
open
OPERANT
active
OPINIONED
used ridiculously for pinioned
OPPOSITE
adversary
ORDER
measures
ORDINANCE
rank, order
ORGULOUS
proud
ORT
leaving, refuse
OSTENT
show, appearance
OSTENTATION
show, appearance
OUNCE
a beast of prey of the tiger kind
OUPHE
a fairy
OUSEL-COCK
the blackbird
OUT
all out, fully
OUT-LOOK
to face down
OUTWARD
outside
OWE
to own

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