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Webster Dictionary :: Occulted

OCCULT'ED, a. Hid; secret. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Occultness

OCCULT'NESS, n. the state of being concealed from view; secretness.

Webster Dictionary :: Occupancy

OC'CUPANCY, n. [L. occupo, to take or seize; ob and capio, to seize.] 1. The act...

Webster Dictionary :: Occupant

OC'CUPANT, n. 1. He that occupies or takes possession; he that has possession. 2...

Webster Dictionary :: Occupate

OC'CUPATE, v.t. [L. occupo.] To hold; to possess; to take up. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Occupation

OCCUPA'TION, n. [L. occupatio.] 1. The act of taking possession. 2. Possession; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Occupier

OC'CUPIER, n. 1. One that occupies or takes possession. 2. One who holds possess...

Webster Dictionary :: Occupy

OC'CUPY, v.t. [L. occupo; ob and capio, to seize or take.] 1. To take possession...

Webster Dictionary :: Occupying

OC'CUPYING, ppr. Taking or keeping possession; employing.

Webster Dictionary :: Occur

OCCUR', v.i. [L. occurro; ob and curro, to run.] 1. Primarily, to meet; to strik...

Webster Dictionary :: Occurrence

OCCUR'RENCE, n. 1. Literally, a coming or happening; hence, any incident or acci...

Webster Dictionary :: Occurrent

OCCUR'RENT, n. Incident; any thing that happens. Obs.

Webster Dictionary :: Occursion

OCCUR'SION, n. [L. occursio, from occurro, to meet.] A meeting of bodies; a clash.

Webster Dictionary :: Ocean

OCEAN, n. o'shun. [L. oceanus; Gr.; Heb. to encompass, whence a circle. This is ...

Webster Dictionary :: Oceanic

OCEANIC, a. oshean'ic. Pertaining to the ocean.

Webster Dictionary :: Ocellated

O'CELLATED, a. [L. ocellatus, from ocellus, a little eye.] 1. Resembling an eye....

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