Question | Answer |
obstreperous | boisterous;noisy |
obtrude | push foreward;intrude;stik out or extrude |
obtuse | blunt;stupid |
obviate | make unnecessary;get rid of |
occident | the west |
occult | mysterious;secret;supernatural |
odious//odium | hateful;vile//detestation;hatefulness |
odyssey | long eventful journey |
offhand | casual,done without prior thought |
officious | meddlesome;excesively pushy in offering one's services |
ogle | look at amorously;make eyes at |
oligarchy | govt.by a privilaged few |
ominous | threatening |
omnipotent | all-powerful |
omniscient | all-knowing |
onerous | burdensome |
onomatopoeia | words formed in imitation of natural sounds |
onus | burden;responsibility |
opalescent | iridescent;lustrous |
opprobium | infamy(spoil reputation or character);vilification |
opulence | extreme wealth;luxuriousness;abundance |
opus | work |
oracular | prophetic;uttered as if with divine authority |
oratorio | dramatic poem set to music |
ordain | decree or command;grant holy orders |
ordeal | severe trial or affliction |
ordination | ceremony conferring holy orders |
orgy | wild;drunken revelry;unrestrained indulgence |
orient | get one's bearings;adjust |
orthography | correct spelling |
ostensible//ostentatious | apparent;showy;pretended |
oust | expel;drive out |
outlandish | bizarre;peculiar;unconventional |
outmoded | no longer stylish;old-fashioned |
outstrip | surpass;outdo |
outwit | outsmart;trick |
ovation | enthusiatic applause |
overbearing | bossy;arrogant;decisively imp. |
overt | open to view |
overweening | presumptuous;arrogant |