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Webster Dictionary :: Ogdoastich
OGDOAS'TICH, n. [Gr. eighth, and a verse.] A poem of eight lines. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Og
OG. [See Ogee .]
Webster Dictionary :: Ofttimes
OFT'TIMES, adv. [oft and times.] Frequently; often.
Webster Dictionary :: Oftentimes
OFTENTIMES, adv. of'ntimes. [often and times.] Frequently; often; many times.
Webster Dictionary :: Oftenness
OFTENNESS, n. of'nness. Frequency. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Often
OFTEN, adv. of'n. comp. oftener; superl. oftenset. Frequently; many times; not s...
Webster Dictionary :: Oft
OFT, adv. Often; frequently; not rarely. It was formerly used in prose and may b...
Webster Dictionary :: Offward
OFF'WARD, adv. [off and ward.] Leaning off, as a ship on shore.
Webster Dictionary :: Offuscation
OFFUSCATE, OFFUSCATION. [See Obfuscate , Obfuscation.]
Webster Dictionary :: Offuscate
OFFUSCATE, OFFUSCATION. [See Obfuscate , Obfuscation.]
Webster Dictionary :: Offspring
OFF'SPRING, n. [off and spring. 1. A child or children; a descendant or descenda...
Webster Dictionary :: Offset
OFF'SET, n. [off and set.] 1. A shoot; a sprout from the roots of a plant. 2. In...
Webster Dictionary :: Offscouring
OFF'SCOURING, n. [off and scour.] That which is scoured off; hence, refuse; reje...
Webster Dictionary :: Offing
OFF'ING, n. [from off.] That part of the sea which is at a good distance from th...
Webster Dictionary :: Officiousness
OFFI'CIOUSNESS, n. 1. Eagerness to serve; usually, an excess of zeal to serve ot...
Webster Dictionary :: Officiously
OFFI'CIOUSLY, adv. 1. Kindly; with solicitous care. Let thy goats officiously be...
