O - a circle
OAR - to row as with oars
OBSEQUIOUS - behaving as becomes one who attends funeral
OBSEQUIOUSLY - funereally
OBSTACLE - ridiculously used for ‘obstinate’
OCCUPATION - persons occupied in business
OCCURENT - an incident
OD’S BODY - God’s body
OEILLIAD - an amorous glance
O’ERPARTED - having too important a part to act
O’ER-RAUGHT - overreached
OFFERING - challenging
OFFICE - benefit, kindness
OLD - a cant term for great
ONCE - some time
ONEYER - a banker A doubtful word
OPE - open
OPE - to open
OPEN - plain
OPEN - to give tongue as a hound
OPERANT - active
OPINIONED - used ridiculously for pinioned
OPPOSITE - adversary
OPPOSITION - combat
OR - before
ORDER - measures
ORDINANCE - rank, order
ORGULOUS - proud
ORT - leaving, refuse
OSTENT - show, appearance
OSTENTATION - show, appearance
OUNCE - a beast of prey of the tiger kind
OUPHE - a fairy
OUSEL-COCK - the blackbird
OUT - all out, fully
OUT-LOOK - to face down
OUTWARD - not in the secret of affairs
OUTWARD - outside
OWE - to own