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Webster Dictionary :: Obliquation

OBLIQUA'TION, n. [L. obliquo, from obliquus, oblique.] 1. Declination from a str...

Webster Dictionary :: Oblique

OBLI'QUE, OBLI'QUELY, adv. 1. In a line deviating from a right line; not directl...

Webster Dictionary :: Obliqueness

OBLI'QUENESS, n. Obliquity.

Webster Dictionary :: Obliquity

OBLIQ'UITY, n. [L. obliquitas.] 1. Deviation from a right line; deviation from p...

Webster Dictionary :: Obliterate

OBLIT'ERATE, v.t. [L. oblitero; ob and litera, letter.] 1. To efface; to erase o...

Webster Dictionary :: Obliterated

OBLIT'ERATED, pp. Effaced; erased; worn out; destroyed.

Webster Dictionary :: Obliterating

OBLIT'ERATING, ppr. Effacing; wearing out; destroying.

Webster Dictionary :: Obliteration

OBLITERA'TION, n. The act of effacing; effacement; a blotting out or wearing out...

Webster Dictionary :: Oblivion

OBLIV'ION, n. [L. oblivio.] 1. Forgetfulness; cessation of remembrance. Among ou...

Webster Dictionary :: Oblivious

OBLIV'IOUS, a. [L. obliviosus.] 1. Causing forgetfulness. The oblivious calm of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Oblocutor

OB'LOCUTOR, n. A gainsayer. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Oblong

OB'LONG, a. [L. oblongus.] Longer than broad. OB'LONG , n. A figure or solid whi...

Webster Dictionary :: Oblong-ovate

OBLONG-OVATE, a. In botany, between oblong and ovate, but inclined to the latter.

Webster Dictionary :: Oblongish

OB'LONGISH, a. Somewhat oblong.

Webster Dictionary :: Oblongly

OB'LONGLY, a. In an oblong form.

Webster Dictionary :: Oblongness

OB'LONGNESS, n. The state of being longer than broad.

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