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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

Disclaimer: our Thesaurus is a guide only to the words in the Glossary, and not an account of the way these words might be used elsewhere in the canon, or in Early Modern English as a whole. For example, we include Shakespeare’s use of mother to mean 'womanish qualities', but not in its ordinary sense of 'parent'. You can read more background about the thesaurus here.

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oafish

oak leaves, crown of

oak tree

oar, move as with an

oath

cock and pie, by,marry (int.),perdie, perdy (int.),troth, by my

oath, bound by

enjoined (adj.)

oath, confirmed by

sworn (adj.)

oath, take an

depose (v.),take (v.)

oath, take an

take it

oath made on a Bible or prayer-book

book-oath (n.)

oath of loyalty, bound by

sworn (adj.)

oath-breaking

forswearing (n.)

oath-taking, moment of

swearing (n.)

oath-worthy

oathable (adj.)

obdurate

stony (adj.)

obedience

subjection (n.),submission (n.),subscription (n.)

obedience, of

obedient

obedient, made

obedient, make

obedient movement

obeisance

leg (n.),obedience (n.),reverence (n.)

obelisk

pyramid (n.)

obey

cleave to (v.),wait on / upon (v.)

obeyed by everyone

all-obeying (adj.)

obeying, not

rebellious (adj.)

object

aim (n.),contend (v.),creature (n.),devotion (n.),study (n.),subject (n.)

object, large

object, noteworthy

object of affection

object of attention

object to

accuse (v.),envy, envy at (v.),except, except against (v.),except, except against (v.),forspeak (v.), past form forspoke,quarrel at (v.),quarrel with (v.)

object to be pointed at

pointing-stock (n.)

objection

bar (n.),comment (n.),exception (n.),object (n.),scruple (n.)

objection, hair-splitting

objection, legal

objection, urged as

objectionable

objections, raise pointless

objective

objectively

oblation

obligate

obligated

obligation

band (n.),bond (n.),bond (n.),duty (n.),fear (n.),religion (n.),specialty (n.)

obligation, be under

bind (v.), past form bound

obligation, feeling of

conscience (n.)

obligation, under an

beholden (adj.),bound (adj.),debt, in

obligatory, be

lie (v.)

obligatory force

bondage (n.)

oblige

bind (v.), past form bound,charge (v.),combine (v.),constrain (v.),gratify (v.),tie (v.)

obliged

affined (adj.),beholding (adj.),bound (adj.),bounden (adj.),fain (adj.)

obliging

commodious (adj.),officious (adj.),toward (adj.)

oblique

indirect (adj.),obliquy (n.)

oblique utterance

parable (n.)

obliquely

across (adv.)

obliqueness

bias (n.)

obliterate

blot (v.),blot out (v.),deface (v.),dislimn (v.),raze, raze out

obliterated

obliterated, not

obliterating

obliteration

oblivion

lethe (n.),nothing (n.)

oblivion, consign to

bury (v.)

oblivious

Lethe'd (adj.),senseless (adj.),unintelligent (adj.)

obnoxious

hateful (adj.)

oboe

hautboy (n.)

obolus

ob (n.)

obscene

bawdy (adj.),ribaudred (adj.),wanton (adj.)

obscenity

bawdry (n.),lewdness (n.)

obscure

blot (v.),dark (v.),darken (v.),diffuse (v.),mantle (v.),secret (adj.),stain (v.),unknown (adj.)

obscurely

darkly (adv.)

obscurity, live in

obscure (v.)

obsequious

cap-and-knee (adj.),insinuating (adj.),observing (adj.),spaniel (adj.)

obsequious, ridiculously

silly-ducking (adj.)

obsequious servant

observant (n.)

observable

notable (adj.)

observance

ceremony (n.),fashion (n.),observation (n.),observation (n.)

observance, religious

religion (n.)

observance, spiritual

exercise (n.)

observantly

observingly (adv.)

observation

comment (n.),gaze (v.),note (n.),reason (n.),simile (n.),speculation (n.)

observation, powers of

observance (n.)

observations, ready with acute

sententious (adj.)

observe

behold (v.),hold (v.),look on (v.),note (v.),note (v.),notify (v.),overeye, over-eye (v.),regard (v.),spy (v.)

observe, closely

cote (v.),quote (v.)

observe once more

review (v.)

observe the formalities

comply (v.)

observed, closely

noted (adj.)

observed, not particularly

unnoted (adj.)

observed, strictly

precise (adj.)

observed often

experimental (adj.)

observer

espial (n.),interpreter (n.),notary (n.),speculation (n.),spy (n.),supervisor (n.),watch (n.)

observer, acting as an external

outward (adj.)

observing

over (adj.),seeing (n.),speculative (adj.),visitating (adj.)

obsessed

fond (adj.)

obsessed, be

beat on / upon (v.)

obstacle

bar (n.),cross (n.),impeachment (n.),impediment (n.),let (n.),mean (n.),obstruction (n.),stay (n.),stop (n.)

obstacle [in bowls]

rub (n.)

obstacle, encounter an [in bowls]

rub on (v.)

obstacles, forming of

rubbing (n.)

obstacles, without

even (adj.)

obstinacy

stomach (n.),stoutness (n.)

obstinate

froward (adj.),imperseverant (adj.),indurate (adj.),obdurate (adj.),peevish (adj.),perverse (n.),refractory (adj.),stubborn (adj.),thwart (adj.),waywarder (n.)

obstinate, too

obstinate individual

obstinately followed

obstinately foolish

obstreperous

obstruct

ail (v.),bar (v.),clog (v.),hamper (v.),stop (v.)

obstructed

stuffed (adj.)

obstructing

pester (v.)

obstruction

bar (n.),impediment (n.),interruption,obstruct (n.),stop (n.)

obtain

accomplish (v.),achieve (v.),arrive at,attain (v.),beget (v.), past form begot,carry (v.),compass (v.),compass (v.),inherit (v.),perceive (v.),purchase (v.),recover (v.)

obtain, try to

endeavour (v.)

obtain an amount

receipt (n.)

obtained, freshly

new-begot (adj.)

obtained, specially

strange-achieved (adj.)

obtained through one's own conduct

purchased (adj.)

obtaining

inheritance (n.)

obtuse

blockish (adj.),blunt (adj.),dull (adj.),gross (adj.),iron-witted (adj.)

obtuseness

ignorance (n.)

obvious

apparent (adj.),broad (adj.),gross (adj.),level (adj.),manifest (adj.),palpable (adj.),pregnant (adj.)

obviously

gross (adv.),grossly (adv.)

obviously clumsy

palpable-gross (adj.)

obviousness

grossness (n.)

occasion

beget (v.), past form begot,cause (n.),convenience (n.),hint (n.),quality (n.),season (n.),time (n.),turn (n.)

occasion, for the

extempore (adj./adv.),nonce, for the

occasion, on

occasion, particular

occasion, pleasant

occasion, solemn

occasional

odd (adj.),scattered (adj.)

occasionally

eftsoons (adv.)

occasions, on many

oftentimes (adv.),oft-times (adv.)

occult

deep (adj.),secret (adj.)

occupation

function (n.),mystery (n.),practice (n.),quality (n.),study (n.)

occupation, do as an

occupation, grant of

occupation, usual

occupied

occupied, constantly

occupier

occupy

employ (v.),entertain (v.),hent (v.),inherit (v.),range (v.),supply (v.),take up (v.),task of (v.),wind up (v.)

occur

befall (v.), past forms befallen, befell,fall (v.),fortune (v.)

occurrence

accident (n.),business (n.),chance (n.),hap (n.),incidency (n.),occasion (n.),occurrent (n.),passage (n.)

occurrence, chance

casualty (n.)

ocean

main (n.)

October 25

Crispian, Crispin, Saints

odd

odd, elaborately

odd conduct

odds

odds, against all

odds, against any

odds, at

ears, by the,odd (adv.)

odds of a million to one

nothing, all the world to

odds-on

odorous

off, be

offal

offence

abuse (n.),amiss (n.),blame (n.),crime (n.),default (n.),fault (n.),hurt (n.),trespass (n.),unkindness (n.),wrong (n.)

offence, full of

offenceful (adj.)

offence, incapable of causing

offenceless (adj.)

offence, punishable

penalty (n.)

offence, take

stomach (v.)

offend

commit (v.),dislike (v.),mistake (v.)

offender, female

offendress (n.)

offending

digressing (adj.),injurious (adj.)

offending, avoid

spare (v.)

offensive

approach (n.),injurious (adj.),irksome (adj.),naught, nought (adj.),obscene (adj.),rude (adj.),scandalous (adj.),sightless (adj.),uncleanly (adj.)

offensive, taking the

offering (adj.)

offensive action [in fencing]

offence (n.)

offensive matter

offence (n.)

offensively

ill-favouredly (adv.)

offensively facetious

scurrilous (adj.)

offer

bid (v.), past form bade,commend (v.),con (v.),exhibition (n.),extend (v.),motion (n.),objection (n.),prefer (v.),proffer (n.),proposition (n.),tender (n.),tender (v.),tender down (v.)

offer, disdain to

offer, have to

offer a salutation

offer as a bet

offer for sale

offer in competition

offer of betrothal

offer routinely

offered

alleged (adj.),presented (adj.)

offered, not

untendered (adj.)

offering

mainport (n.),oblation (n.),offer (n.),tender (n.)

offering, bring an

offer (v.)

offering for acceptance

presentment (n.)

offering no opposition

self-subdued (adj.)

offering service beyond what is needed

super-serviceable (adj.)

offers good will, one who

well-willer (n.)

offhand

slight (adj.)

office

cure (n.),deputation (n.),function (n.),mystery (n.),place (n.)

office, acting as a symbol of

deputed (adj.)

office, decorated rod of

office, establish in

office, high

office, chain of

office, install in

office, people who hold

office, place in

office, powerful

office, remove from

office, rights of

office, rod of

office, seat of

office, staff of

mace (n.),truncheon (n.)

office, symbol of

office-badge (n.)

office of lieutenants

lieutenantry (n.)

officer

head (n.),messenger (n.),nut-hook, nuthook (n.),provost (n.),sergeant (n.),sergeant (n.),shoulder-clapper (n.)

officer, court

summoner (n.),tipstaff (n.)

officer, field

field (n.)

officer, high

dignity (n.)

officer, chief

constable (n.)

officer, magistrate's enforcing

lictor (n.)

officer, parish

headborough (n.),thirdborough

officer, Roman

tribune (n.)

officer, senior

ancient, aunchient (n.)

officer, sheriff's

bailiff (n.),bum-baily, bum-bailiff (n.)

officer, summoning

paritor (n.)

officer of the royal household

constable (n.)

officer who looks after estates forfeited to the crown

cheater (n.)

officer who makes announcements in a court of law

crier (n.)

officer who serves a summons

process-server (n.)

officer with financial responsibility

onyer, oneyer (n.)

officers

watch (n.)

official

outward (adj.),public (adj.)

official, town

burgomaster (n.)

official acknowledgement

notice (n.)

official acting for the king in his absence

commissioner (n.)

official acting in place of a ruler during his absence

vicegerent (n.)

official appointed to view and report on corpses

official ban

official declaration

official document

official duty

official investigation

quest (n.)

official list of men

muster-file (n.)

official of the exchequer

official position

official robes

officialdom

officially call

officially declare

officially declare to be an outlaw

officially place

officials, body of

officiate

officious

super-serviceable (adj.)

officiously withhold

office (v.)

offset

counterpoise (v.)

offshoot

sect (n.),shoot (n.),spray (n.)

offspring

bowels (n.),breed (n.),brood (n.),collop (n.),fry (n.),gender (n.),heir (n.),increase (n.),issue (n.),youngling (n.)

off-stage

off (adv.)

often

lightly (adv.),oft (adv.),oftentimes (adv.),oft-times (adv.)

often, very

oft, many a time and

often defeated

oft-subdued (adj.)

ogle

eliad (n.),oeillade (n.)

oil

liquor (v.),unction (n.)

oil, anointed with

balm (v.)

oil, aromatic

balsamum (n.)

oil, boiling [vat of]

oil (n.)

oil used for anointing

balm (n.)

oily

glib (adj.),sleek (adj.),sweet (adj.),unctuous (adj.)

ointment

unction (n.)

ointment, healing

salve (n.)

ointment, soothing

balm (n.),balsam (n.),unction (n.)

old

stale (adj.)

old, men of

eld (n.)

old, of

yore, of

old, very

ancient, aunchient (adj.),aunchient (adj.),grey (adj.)

old age

age (n.),antiquity (n.),chair-days (n.),eld (n.),gravity (n.),Nestor (n.)

old age, youthful

spring, latter

old fool

dotard (n.)

old hag

crone (n.)

old man

father (n.),grandsire (n.),pantaloon (n.),whitebeard (n.)

old people

ancientry (n.),old (n.)

old places

reliques (n.)

old wives' tale

toy (n.)

old woman

aunt (n.),beldam, beldame (n.),gossip (n.)

old wounds, re-opening of

repetition (n.)

olden

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),antiquary (adj.),old (adj.)

older

more (adj.)

oldest

eldest (adj.)

old-fashioned

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.),grandsire (adj.),unsuitable (adj.)

old-fashioned formality

ancientry (n.)

old-timer

whitebeard (n.)

old-world

antic, antick(e), antique (adj.)

olive-branch

olive (n.)

omen

abodement (n.),bodement (n.),ceremony (n.),prodigy (n.),prophet (n.),token (n.)

omen, ill

kite (n.),screech-owl (n.)

omen of death

knell (n.)

omens

augury (n.)

ominous

boding (adj.),dismal (adj.),fatal (adj.),lowering (adj.),portentous (adj.),prodigious (adj.),shrewd (adj.)

ominous, deadly

death-boding (adj.)

ominous event

omen (n.)

ominous monstrosity

prodigy (n.)

ominously

darkly (adv.),unluckily (adv.)

ominously prophesying

ill-divining (adj.)

omit

bate (v.),bate (v.),let (v.),pass (v.),shorten (v.),spare (v.)

omnipresent

mutual (adj.)

once

erst (adv.),sometime (adv.),sometimes (adv.)

once, at

betime (adv.),betimes (adv.),clap, at a,directly (adv.),first, at,hand, out of,incontinent (adv.),incontinently (adv.),instant (adv.),instantly (adv.),presently (adv.),straight (adv.),suddenly (adv.),word, at a

once and for all

once (adv.),word, at a

once upon a time

time was, when,time, upon a

one [lowest score on a dice]

one, be at

one, become

one, make

one after another

sequent (adj.),successantly (adv.)

one after the other

one and all, to

one and the same

one body, make

one by one

one heart and mind

one stroke, at

one with, be

oneness

onerous

oneself, by

single (adv.),solely (adv.)

one-sided, make

partialize (v.)

ongoing

lasting (adj.)

ongoing provision

supplyment (n.)

onlooker

stander-by (n.),supervisor (n.)

onlookers, presentation to

spectatorship (n.)

only

all (adv.),alone (adv.),but (adv.),merely (adv.),pure (adv.)

only just

scarce (adv.)

only just over

scarce-cold (adj.)

onset, forceful

visitation (n.)

onslaught

affront (n.),extent (n.),rush (n.),siege (n.)

onward

forward (adv.),on (adv.)

onward, driving

onward course

onward movement

oozing

open

break (v.),common (adj.),dup (v.),easy (adj.),free (adj.),free (adj.),ope (adj.),ope (v.),plain (adj.),simple (adj.)

open [a seal]

break up (v.)

open, bed out in the

field-bed (n.)

open, laid

naked (adj.)

open, lay

anatomize, annothanize (v.),betray (v.)

open, laying

exposture (n.)

open, not laid

unlaid ope

open, out in the

open (adv.),sun, in the

open, split

open, with mouth

open air

open country

open out

open sea

open to

open to all

open to the elements

open (adj.),unhoused (adj.),weather, in the

open up

broach (v.),disclose (v.),rive (v.)

open view

main (n.)

open wide

stretch (v.),yawn (v.)

opened

displayed (adj.),severed (adj.)

opened wide

outstretched (adj.)

open-hearted

bounteous (adj.)

opening

front (n.),glade (n.),loop (n.),orifex (n.),overture (n.),superscript (n.),vent (n.),window (n.)

opening event

firstling (n.)

opening scene [of a play]

induction (n.)

opening stage

maidenhead (n.)

openings

portage (n.)

openly

apparently (adv.),beard, in his,frankly (adv.),grossly (adv.),head, to one's,plain (adv.),plainly (adv.),round (adv.),vulgarly (adv.)

openly oppose

openly profess

openly speak

open-mouthed

openness

operate, make to

practise on / upon (v.)

operating immediately

rash (adj.)

operating within limits

bounded (adj.)

operation

act (n.),match (n.),operance (n.),working (n.)

operation, bring into

execute (v.)

operation, mental

working (n.)

operation, putting into

execution (n.)

operative

intelligencer (n.)

operator

mover (n.)

opinion

advice (n.),apprehension (n.),belief (n.),censure (n.),conceit (n.),conclusion (n.),consent (n.),counsel (n.),deem (n.),guess (n.),judgement (n.),persuasion (n.),rate (n.),respect (n.),sense (n.),supposal (n.),supposition (n.),verdict (n.),voice (n.)

opinion, authoritative

voice (n.)

opinion, dictatorial

authority (n.)

opinion, express an

yield (v.)

opinion, give an

censure (v.),comment (v.)

opinion, give an influential

prejudicate (v.)

opinion, have a bad

misthink (v.)

opinion, hold an

conceive (v.),mind (v.)

opinion, learned

opinion, medical

opinion, of the same

opinion, public

opinion, right

opinion, with a low

opium

opponent

match (n.),opposite (n.),wrangler (n.)

opportune

advantageous (adj.),happy (adj.),pliant (adj.)

opportunely

handsomely (adv.),happily (adv.),pat (adv.)

opportunist

start-up (n.)

opportunities, boundless

unchecked (adj.)

opportunity

chance (n.),convenience (n.),conveniency (n.),hint (n.),leisure (n.),occasion (n.),room (n.),scope (n.),season (n.),use (n.),way (n.)

opportunity, await an

hearken (v.)

opportunity, favourable

advantage (n.),fair hour,time (n.)

opportunity, political

occasion (n.)

opportunity, position of

gap (n.)

opportunity, provide

serve (v.)

opportunity, spending

market (n.)

opportunity, suitable

vantage (n.)

opportunity of going

recourse (n.)

opportunity to make a profit

market (n.)

opportunity to spy

spy (n.)

oppose

contradict (v.),contrary (v.),countermand (v.),encounter (v.),forspeak (v.), past form forspoke,front (v.),repugn (v.)

oppose in combat

put together (v.)

oppose openly

beard (v.)

opposed

contending (adj.),opposite (adj.),retrograde (adj.)

opposed ways, in

contrariously (adv.)

opposing

adverse (adj.),contrary (adj.),crossing (n.),repugnant (adj.)

opposing force

opposite (n.)

opposing state

contrary (n.)

opposite

adverse (adj.),contrary (adj.),opposed (adj.),opposing (adj.)

opposite, stand

encounter (v.)

opposite condition

contrary (n.)

opposite direction

contrary (n.)

opposite directions, in

contrary (adv.)

opposite path to the prey, taking an

counter, compter (n.)

opposite side

contrary (n.)

oppositeness

contrariety (n.)

opposition

force (n.),offence (n.),oppugnancy (n.),repugnancy (n.)

opposition, in direct

teeth, in the

opposition, offering no

self-subdued (adj.)

opposition, place in

oppose (v.)

opposition, speech in

contradiction (n.)

opposition, strive in

tug (v.)

opposition, swear in

swear over (v.)

opposition, united

confederacy (n.)

oppress

press (v.),press down (v.)

oppressed

charged (adj.),downtrod (adj.),downtrodden (adj.),stuffed (adj.)

oppression

bondage (n.)

oppressive

burdened, burthened (adj.),burdenous (adj.),clogging (adj.),heavy (adj.),piercing (adj.),strong (adj.),tyrannous (adj.)

opt for

offer (v.)

optical instrument, as if through an

optimism

option

opulence

oracle

Apollo (n.),Delphos (n.),fane (n.)

orange-red dye

saffron (n.)

oranges, woman who sells

oration, give an

orator

oratorical discourse

oratory

orb

orb, investment with the

emballing (n.)

orbit

compass (v.),motion (n.),orb (n.),ring (n.),sphere (n.)

orbit [of the eye]

sphere (n.)

orbit, knocked out of its

disorbed (adj.)

orb-like

orbed (adj.)

ordain

appoint (v.),award (v.),enact (v.)

ordained, what is

ordinance (n.)

ordeal by fire

trial-fire (n.)

order [arrange]

digest, disgest (v.),rule (n.),speak of (v.),style (v.)

order [language]

appoint (v.),appointment (n.),bespeak (v.), past forms bespake, bespoke,bid (v.), past form bade,charge (n.),charge (v.),charm (v.),commandment, commandement (n.),form (n.),frame (n.),hest (n.),imposition (n.),injunction (n.),mandate (n.),prescript (n.),tax (v.),will (v.), past form would

order, appropriate

sequence (n.)

order, court

precept (n.)

order, drawn up in battle

order, established

order, formal

order, in battle

order, in good

order, last in

order, member of enclosed

cloistress (n.)

order, natural

nature (n.),proportion (n.)

order, out of

canon, from the,joint, out of

order, put in

fettle (v.),wind up (v.)

order, recite in

order, revoking

order, set in

order, take

order, written

order in rows

order of dishes

order of knighthood

order of succession

sequel (n.),sequence (n.)

order to be given

command (v.)

order to be gone

avaunt (n.)

order to obey the law

arrest (n.)

ordered

ranged (adj.)

ordered well

mutual (adj.),proportioned (adj.),well-beseeming (adj.)

ordering

orderly manner

orders

orders, give

ordinance, previously established

pre-ordinance (n.)

ordinariness

indifferency (n.)

ordinary

common (adj.),common (n.),customed (adj.),downright (adj.),homely (adj.),indifferent (adj.),kersey (adj.),modern (adj.),right out,simple (adj.),unraised (adj.),vulgar (n.),workyday (adj.)

ordinary, out of the

ordinary citizens

ordinary folk

ordinary people

ordinary people, of

ordinary person

Christian (n.),private (n.)

ordnance, piece of

chamber (n.)

ordure

siege (n.)

organ

agent (n.),engine (n.)

organ, functioning

limb (n.)

organization of ceremony

ushering (n.)

organize

cast (v.),digest, disgest (v.),dispose (v.),do (v.),frame (v.),intend (v.),order (v.),put on (v.),speak of (v.)

organized

ordered (adj.)

organs

dimension (n.)

organs of sense

sense (n.)

orchis, wild

dead men's fingers,long purple

orchises, displaying

pioned (adj.)

orifice

orifex (n.)

origin

head (n.),native (n.),race (n.)

origin, divine

origin, find the

origin, of human

origin, point of

original

copy (n.),primal (adj.),prime (adj.),primitive (adj.)

original text from which a copy is made

precedent (n.)

originator

author (n.),breeder (n.)

ornament

brooch (n.),figure over (v.),guard (v.),knack (n.),lace (v.),ouch (n.)

ornament, display as

brooch (v.)

ornament, fine

jewel (n.)

ornament, lacking

plainsong (adj.),untrimmed (adj.)

ornament, pin-shaped

bodkin (n.)

ornament, trivial

toy (n.)

ornament for the head

tire (n.)

ornamental bracelet

bugle-bracelet (n.)

ornamental fringe

tassel (n.)

ornamental iron support in a fireplace

andiron (n.)

ornamental knob

pommel (n.)

ornamental streamer

banneret (n.)

ornamental studs, covered as if with

embossed (adj.)

ornamentation

adorning (n.),flourish (n.),knavery (n.)

ornamentation, lacking

unpinked (adj.)

ornamented

bossed (adj.),figured (adj.),guarded (adj.),hatched (adj.)

ornamented with perforations

pinked (adj.)

ornamented with puffs

blistered (adj.)

ornaments

trappings (n.)

ornaments on a dress, tiny shining

ornate, tastelessly

ornately decorate

orthodox

orthography

osiers, woven with

osprey

ostensibly

ostentation

bravery (n.),vainness (n.)

ostentatious

gallant (adj.)

ostentatious activity

vainglory, vain-glory (n.)

ostentatious clothing

ostler

other

others besides

otherwise

beside (adv.),else (adv.),othergates (adv.)

otherwise, cannot do

oust

out

out and about, go

out of

forth (prep.),quit (adj.)

out-and-out

made up, made-up (adj.),precious (adj.),right out

out-and-out villain

outbid

outbrave

outbraved

outbreak

breach (n.),escape (n.)

outbreak, violent

burst (n.)

outbreak of calamity

eruption (n.)

outbreak of disorder

uproar (n.)

outburst

confusion (n.),escape (n.),gust (n.),start (n.)

outburst, mad

lune (n.)

outburst, passionate

passion (n.)

outburst, violent

rage (n.)

outburst of merriment

eruption (n.)

outcast

castaway (n.),forlorn (n.)

outcome

chance (n.),conclusion (n.),conclusion (n.),consequence (n.),effect (n.),end (n.),event (n.),extremity (n.),fine (n.),form (n.),issue (n.),pass (n.),proof (n.),purpose (n.),succeeding (n.),success (n.),upshot (n.),use (n.)

outcome, constrained

necessity (n.)

outcome, favourable

grace (n.)

outcome, leading to a successful

outcome, likely

outcome, predict the

outcome, preordained

outcome, successful

outcome, uncertain

outcome, with monstrous

prodigiously (adv.)

outcry

clamor, clamour (n.),exclaim (n.),exclamation (n.),yell (n.)

outcry, emotional

outrage (n.)

outcry, make an

exclaim (v.),hoop (v.)

outdistance

outgo (v.)

outdo

exceed (v.),go before (v.),kill (v.),outgo (v.),out-vie (v.),overdo (v.),overpicture (v.),overreach, over-reach (v.), past form overraught,overtake (v.),overwrestle , over-wrestle (v.),pass (v.)

outdo in beauty

outbrave (v.)

outdo in daring

outbrave (v.)

outdo in making references to the night

outdo in swearing

outdoor

outer case

outer clothing

outer covering

outer garment

outer skin

outermost area

outermost feather

outfit

abiliment (n.),accoutrements, accoustrements (n.),attirement (n.),caparison (n.),cloth (n.),furniture (n.),garnish (n.),habiliment, abiliment (n.),trim (n.)

outfitted

outflow

outflowing

outgrow

outgrowth [as of a plant]

shoot (n.)

outgrowth [of hair]

excrement (n.)

outhouse used for brewing liquor

brew-house (n.)

outing

way (n.)

outlandish

disnatured (adj.),monstrous (adj.),rank (adj.)

outlast

outdure (v.),outwear (v.),overlive (v.),wear out (v.)

outlaw, officially declare to be an

proclaim (v.)

outlay

charge (n.),cost (n.),market (n.)

outline

abridgement (n.),map (n.),model (n.)

outlive

overlive (v.),wear out (v.)

outlook

premeditation (n.),prospect (n.)

outlying part

outnumber

outnumbered

out-of-date

out-of-tune

sharp (adj.),untuned (adj.)

out-of-work

trade-fallen (adj.)

outpouring

exhalation (n.),inundation (n.)

outpouring, lyrical

outrage

outrage, treat with

outraged

outrageous

egregious (adj.),hyperbolical (adj.)

outrageous behaviour

extreme (n.)

outrageous deed

prank (n.)

outrageously

tyrannically (adv.)

outride

override, over-ride (v.)

outright

downright (adv.),out (adv.),right out

outrival

outpeer (v.)

outset

first (n.),vaunt (n.)

outset, at the

early (adv.)

outshine

distain (v.),overshine, over-shine (v.),surmount (v.)

outshining point

comparison (n.)

outside, looking from

outward (adj.)

outside, move

pass (v.)

outside, on the

door, out of (adv.),exteriorly (adv.),without (adv.)

outsider

outsing

outskirts

outspoken

outspokenly

outstanding

chosen (adj.),only (adj.),singular (adj.),sovereign (adj.),untendered (adj.)

outstanding amount

arrearage (n.)

outstanding debt

after-debt (n.)

outstandingly

rarely (adv.),sovereignly (adv.)

outstare

outlook (v.),overstare (v.)

outstay

outstand (v.)

outstrip

better (v.),cote (v.),outgo (v.),override, over-ride (v.),top (v.)

outvalue

outworth (v.)

outward

extern (adj.),formal (adj.),without-door (adj.)

outward appearance

case (n.),colour (n.),extern (n.),feature (n.),form (n.),making (n.),person (n.),seeming (adv.),sight (n.),sign (n.),visage (n.)

outward behaviour

form (n.),seeming (n.)

outward form

outside (n.)

outward gifts, of

superficial (adj.)

outward show

face (n.),outside (n.),outward (n.),semblance (n.)

outward sign

badge (n.)

outwardly

door, out of (adv.)

outweigh

overweigh (v.)

outwit

circumvent (v.),encompass (v.),overreach, over-reach (v.), past form overraught

outwit, artfully

outcrafty (v.)

outwit, chance to

circumvention (n.)

outwitted in intrigue

outwitting

outwork, fortified

ovation

ovation, one who receives an

oven

over, be

over, only just

over and over

over-abundance

over-active

overlusty , over-lusty (adj.)

overall

case (n.)

overambitious

overweening (adj.)

over-ambitious

overmounting, over-mounting (adj.)

over-assurance

confidence (n.)

overbearing

jolly (adj.),peremptory (adj.)

overbearing pride

insolence (n.)

overburden

charge (v.),press down (v.)

overburdened

overcharged (adj.),overcharged (adj.),overfraught (adj.),overlaboured , over-laboured (adj.)

overcast

heavy (adj.)

overcome, drunkenly

overtake (v.)

overcome by confronting

outface (v.)

overcome by daring

outdare (v.),outdared (adj.)

overcome by fear

fear-surprised (adj.)

overcome in a fight, someone

subduement (n.)

overcome with the force of jokes

out-jest (v.)

overcoming

enforcement (n.)

over-confidence

confidence (n.),security (n.)

over-confident

bold (adj.),secure (adj.)

over-confident, make

secure (v.)

over-confidently

securely (adv.)

overdone

overwrested, over-wrested (adj.)

overdressed

overdue payment

over-eagerness

over-elegant

over-emotional

overestimate

overhold (v.),overprize, over-prize (v.)

over-exert

crack the wind

overfed

crammed (adj.),overgorged (adj.)

overfilled

cloyed (adj.),overcharged (adj.),overcloyed (adj.),surfeited (adj.)

overflow

overlook (v.),overswell , over-swell (v.)

overflow with

overflow (v.)

overflowing

fruitful (adj.),inundation (n.),superfluous (adj.),swelling (adj.)

overflowing, full to

rank (adj.)

overfull

teeming (adj.),topfull, topful (adj.)

overgenerous

liberal (adj.)

overhang

beetle (v.)

overhang, with an

shelving (adv.)

overhanging

beetle (adj.),bending (adj.),concave (adj.),overwhelming (adj.),pendulous (adj.)

overhanging roof

penthouse, pent-house (n.)

overhead, suspended

pendulous (adj.)

overheating, dissipate by

seethe (v.)

over-cheerful

overlusty, over-lusty (adj.)

over-indulge

surfeit (v.)

over-indulgence

repletion (n.),surfeit (n.),surfeiting (n.)

over-indulgence, swollen through

surfeit-swelled (adj.)

over-indulging

surfeit-taking (adj.)

over-inflated

overjoyed

overload

overloaded

overlook

hide (v.),overpeer, over-peer (v.),overpost (v.),wink at (v.)

overlooking shore

brow (n.)

over-particular

finical (adj.)

overpower

control (v.),convince (v.),overbear (v.),overcrow, over-crow (v.),quail (v.)

overpowered

overpressed (adj.)

overpowered by drink

overtake (v.)

overpowering

heavy (adj.),sovereign (adj.)

overrate

overprize, over-prize (v.)

over-refined

over-ridden

override

over-rigorous person

over-ripe

overrank , over-rank (adj.)

overrule

overscrupulous

oversee

overseeing

overseer

overshadow

come over (v.),obscure (v.),overshade (v.)

overshoot

overleap (v.)

overshoot [in bowling]

oversight

oversized

overstate

overstatement

overstocked

overstrained

overwrested, over-wrested (adj.)

over-supplied

superfluous (adj.)

overtake

catch (v.),cote (v.),overreach, over-reach (v.), past form overraught,take (v.)

overtake in flight

overfly , over-fly (v.)

overtaken by night

lated (adj.)

overtaxed

overcharged (adj.)

over-the-top

fanatical (adj.),overwrested, over-wrested (adj.)

overthrow

confound (v.),confusion (n.),discomfit (n.),discomfit (v.),discomfiture (n.),loss (n.),overset (v.),ruin (n.),spill (v.),subversion (n.),subvert (v.),take (v.),trip (v.),undermine (v.),wrack (v.)

overthrow, seek to

overthrower

overthrown, be

overtures, make

overturn

confound (v.),dash (v.),overset (v.),oversway (v.)

over-use

crack the wind

overvalue

overhold (v.),overprize, over-prize (v.)

overview, make an

overrun (v.)

overwhelm

amaze (v.),bear down (v.),come over (v.),control (v.),lose (v.),oppress (v.),oppress (v.),overbear (v.),overcrow, over-crow (v.),overflow (v.),overset (v.),throng (v.),whelm (v.)

overwhelmed

amazed (adj.),overpressed (adj.),subdued (adj.)

overwhelming

overmatching (adj.)

overwhelming wonder

amazement (n.)

overworked

overlaboured , over-laboured (adj.),sur-reined (adj.)

overwrought

overcharged (adj.)

overzealous

officious (adj.)

owing, payment of what is

discharge (n.)

owing, sum

account, accompt (n.)

owing an amount

due (n.)

owing money

ransom (n.)

owl

owlet, howlet (n.),screech-owl (n.)

own

enjoy (v.),master (v.),owe (v.),proper (adj.)

own, not one's

strange (adj.)

own, not solely one's

own, on one's

own company

own land

own room

owner

bearer (n.),enjoyer (n.),inheritor (n.)

owner, lacking an

masterless (adj.)

owner, reverting to an original

reversion (n.)

ownership, in one's

liable (adj.)

ownership, not under full

ownership, real

ownership, shared

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