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Webster Dictionary :: Oscillate

OS'CILLATE, v.i. [L. oscillo, from ant. cillo, Gr. to move.] To swing; to move b...

Webster Dictionary :: Oscheocele

OS'CHEOCELE, n. [Gr. the scrotum, and a tumor.] A rupture in the scrotum; scrota...

Webster Dictionary :: Oryctology

ORYCTOL'OGY, n. [Gr. fossil, and discourse.] That part of physics which treats o...

Webster Dictionary :: Oryctography

ORYCTOG'RAPHY, n. [Gr. fossil, and to describe.] That part of natural history in...

Webster Dictionary :: Oryctognosy

ORYCTOG'NOSY, n. [Gr. fossil, and knowledge.] That branch of mineralogy which ha...

Webster Dictionary :: Oryctognostic

ORYCTOGNOS'TIC, a. Pertaining to oryctognosy.

Webster Dictionary :: Orvietan

ORVIE'TAN, n. An antidote or counter poison. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Orval

OR'VAL, n. The herb clary.

Webster Dictionary :: Orts

ORTS, n. Fragments; pieces; refuse.

Webster Dictionary :: Ortolan

OR'TOLAN, n. [L. hortulanus, from hortus, a garden.] A bird of the genus Emberiz...

Webster Dictionary :: Ortive

OR'TIVE, a. [L. ortivus, from ortus, orior, to rise.] Rising, or eastern. The or...

Webster Dictionary :: Orthopny

ORTHOP'NY, n. [Gr. right, erect, and breath; to breathe.] 1. A species of asthma...

Webster Dictionary :: Orthometry

ORTHOM'ETRY, n. [Gr. right, and measure.] The art or practice of constructing ve...

Webster Dictionary :: Orthology

ORTHOL'OGY, n. [Gr. right, and discourse.] The right description of things.

Webster Dictionary :: Orthography

ORTHOG'RAPHY, n. [Gr. right, and writing.] 1. The art of writing words with the ...

Webster Dictionary :: Orthographically

ORTHOGRAPH'ICALLY, adv. 1. According to the rules of proper spelling. 2. In the ...

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