obdurateness the conditions of being hardened against good or moral influence; stubbornly impenitent
obduration “obdurateness” (the conditions of being hardened against good or moral influence; stubbornly impenitent)
obediences acts of obedience
obediential pertaining to obedience
obedientially “obediently”
obeyer one who obeys
obeyers those who obey
obeyest “obey”
objecteth “objects”
objurgation the act of scolding or rebuking sharply, berating
objurgatory done as an act of scolding or rebuking sharply; berating
oblectation delight; act of pleasing highly
obligative “obligatory”
obligatoriness the condition of being legally or morally binding or constraining
obligee one who is obliged or obligated
obligement “obligation”
obligest “obliges” or “oblige”
obligeth “obliges”
obliquities immoral conduct
obliviousness the condition of being forgetful, unaware or unmindful
obloquies abusively detractive language or utterance
obnoxiousness the condition of being highly disagreeable or offensive, odious
obnubilated TBD
obscurantist one who opposes intellectual advancement and political reform; an enemy of rationalism
obscuration “obscurity” something that is imperfectly known or understood
obscurations things that are imperfectly known or understood
obscureness “obscurity”
obsecration TBD
obsecrations TBD
observedly noticeably or easily seen or observed
obsignation sealing, ratifying, confirming
obstetricate TBD
obstinance the act of being obstinate
obstinateness “obstinacy”
obstination stubbornly adhering to an attitude, opinion or course of action, inflexible
obstructeth “obstructs”
obstruse difficult to understand
obstrusive TBD
obsurded made untrustworthy
obtemper TBD
obtemperate to obey
obtest to supplicate, entreat, protest
obtestation the act of supplicating, entreating, or protesting
obtestations acts of supplicating, entreating, or protesting
obtested to have supplicated, entreated, protested
obtesting supplicating, entreating, protesting
obtests to supplicate, entreat, protest
obviateth “obviates”
occasioneth to provide occasion for
occecation the act of making blind, or the state of being blind
occultly hidden from view, concealed; of, pertaining to, dealing with, or knowledgeable in supernatural influences, agencies or phenomena
occurrent pertaining to an incident or something that takes place
occurrents “occurrences” or “events”
ocker TBD
octonary TBD
ocularly TBD
odiously exciting hatred, repugnance or offense
odoriferousness TBD
oecumenical “ecumenical”
oesophagus “esophagus”
offallings TBD
offals waste parts, especially of a butchered animal; refuse; rubbish
offendest “offend”
offendeth “offends”
offerer one who offers
offerers those who offer
offerest “offer”
officiaries bodies of officials or officers
officiation performing the duties and functions of an office or position of authority
offsetted “offset”
offsprings children or descendants
oftest most often
ofttimes “oftentimes”
oldness the condition of having lived or existed for a relatively long time
omissive characterized by omission
omittedst “omits” or “omit”
omittest “omit”
omitteth “omits”
omnific all-encompassing
omnified TBD
omnify TBD
omnipotency the condition of having unlimited or universal power, authority, or force
omnipotentiary TBD
omnipotently in a manner having unlimited or universal power, authority, or force
omnipotents TBD
omnipresently being present everywhere
omnisciency the condition of having total knowledge, knowing everything
oneirocritics TBD
onerable fitted for carrying a burden
ongoings things that are progressing or evolving
onocratulus a bird
ontologic TBD
oozings TBD
opacous (having opacity; being opaque)
operateth “operates”
operativeness TBD
operose TBD
ophthalmia TBD
opinionatedness TBD
opinionative pertaining to or of the nature of an opinion; based on opinion
opinionatively pertaining to or of the nature of an opinion; based on opinion
opinionativeness holding stubbornly and often unreasonably to one’s own opinion
opinionism holding stubbornly and often unreasonably to one’s own opinion
opinionists those who hold stubbornly and often unreasonable to their own opinions
oppignoration pledging; pawning
opponed TBD
opposer one who opposes
opposers those who oppose
oppressest “oppress”
opprest “oppressed”
opprobriously TBD
optative expressing a wish or choice
optatively TBD
optionary characterized by the right of choosing
opulences multiple instances of opulence
opulency having or characterized by great wealth; rich; affluent
oracled prophesied
oracularly of, pertaining to an oracle, a command or revelation from God; of, pertaining to, or being an oracle (a priest or transmitter of prophecies at a shrine)
orbed shaped into a circle or sphere
orbity TBD
orbless without sight or eyes
ordainer one who ordains
ordainers those who ordain
ordainest “ordains” or “ordain”
orderer one who orders
orderers those who order
orderest “orders” or “order”
ordinanceless deprived of ordinances
ordinative TBD
orectic TBD
organical “organic” of or constituting an integral, fundamental part of something
organific TBD
organisation “organization”
organisations “organizations”
organised “organized”
organises “organizes”
organising “organizing”
organon a set of logical requirements for scientific demonstration
oriency TBD
orientalism TBD
orientalist one versed in Eastern languages, literature, etc.
oriently TBD
oriflame TBD
origenism a teaching from Origen, a theologian born in Alexandria in the second century
originant TBD
originative TBD
ornateness the condition of being elaborately and heavily ornamented; excessively decorated
orphanhood the condition of being an orphan
orreries mechanical models of the universe
orthodoxal “orthodox”
orthodoxly characterized by orthodoxy (adhering to the accepted or traditional and established faith)
orthoepist one who studies the pronunciation of words
oscitancy TBD
ostentate one who is characterized by or given to pretentious display meant to impress others, boastful showiness
osteology TBD
ostlers TBD
ostracised “ostracized” (banished or excluded from a group; shunned)
otherwhere “in other places”
oughtst “ought”
ourself “ourselves”
outbalance “counterbalance” “outweigh”
outbalancing “counterbalancing” “outweighing”
outboast boast in a greater way or to a greater degree than
outbrave to overcome by courage
outbraves TBD
outbraveth “outbraves” to overcome by courage
outbreaking a sudden erupting; something that becomes apparent on the outside
outbreakings sudden eruptions; things that become apparent on the outside
outburstings “outbursts”
outcrieth “outcries” cries in a greater way or to a greater degree than
outdare to dare in a greater way or to a greater degree than
outed delivered out of
outflowings outpourings or expressed emotions; the amount flowing out
outgate “way out” exit or escape
outgathering TBD
outget a deliverance or way to be delivered
outgoings departures; outpourings or expressed emotions
outgone “gone outside of”
outgushing flowing out
outis TBD
outlaweth “outlaws” to treat one as an outlaw
outletting pouring out
outmost farthest out; outermost
outroar roar louder than or to a greater degree than
outrunnings escaping from, going beyond the limits of
outshoot to extend beyond
outshoots to shoot farther than or to a greater degree than; extending beyond
outstriving fighting or striving against
outvie to compete or contend to a greater degree than
outvied outmatched, defeated
outvies TBD
outviest TBD
outwardness TBD
outweigheth “outweighs” weighs more than
outworketh “outworks” works out
outwrought TBD
overawedst “overawes”
overbalanceth “overbalances” to overcome or be greater than
overbeareth “overbears”
overborn to burden excessively
overburdensome burdened excessively
overcloud to make dark and gloomy
overclouded made dark and gloomy; overshadowed
overcloudings TBD
overclouds overshadows; to make dark and gloomy
overcomer one who overcomes
overcomers those who overcome
overdraught “overdrawn”
overdrenched drowned or excessively filled or covered
overflowingly done in a great or overflowing manner
overflowings emotions flowing out of; that which is filled beyond capacity
overflown filled beyond capacity
overgrieve to mourn excessively
overheady impetuous, overconfident, impulsive
overjoy fill with delight to an excessive degree
overjoying excessive delight or joy
overladen “overloaded”
overlavish gives, spends or lavishes far more than necessary
overlayest TBD
overlayeth “overlays” to lay or spread over or upon
overliness carelessness
overlookest “overlooks” or “overlook”
overlooketh “overlooks”
overlove to love excessively
overpassing a passing over; to pass over
overplus an overabundance
overplusses “surpluses”
overpowereth “overpowers”
overreacheth “overreaches” reaches beyond or past
overreachings actions that extend beyond what is appropriate
overruleth “overrules”
overscrupulous very conscientious and exacting
overseership having the position of overseer or supervisor
overset overturn; to tip or push over
oversets to tip or push over; overturn
overshadowest “overshadows”
overslaughed thrown out of account
oversman supervisor
overspread “spread over”
overspreadeth “overspreads”
overspreads “spreads over”
overstraineth “overstrains”
overstrictly overly strict
overstrong excessively strong
oversway unreasonably persuade us
overswayed unreasonably persuaded
overtasked to be given too many tasks
overthrowers those who cast down or over throw
overthwart an adverse circumstance
overtop to tower above
overtopped towered above
overtoppeth towers above
overtops towers above
overtured presented or offered
overturnings changes, switching from one state to another
overvalueth “overvalues”
overvoted outvoted , overruled, overwhelmed
overweaning “overweening” (presumptuously arrogant, overbearing)
overween overestimate
overweened overestimated
overwhelmeth “overwhelms”
overwhelmings multiple instances of overwhelming
overwise excessively wise
overworketh “overworks”
overwound wound too tightly
ownest “owns”
ownself “yourself”
ownselves “yourselves”