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opaque |
Adjective
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not transmitting or reflecting light or radiant energy |
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opaque |
Adjective
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not clearly understood or expressed |
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obtuse |
Adjective
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slow to learn or understand |
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obtuse |
Adjective
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lacking in insight or discernment |
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obtuse |
Adjective
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of an angle |
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obtuse |
Adjective
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(of a leaf shape) rounded at the apex |
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off the beaten track |
Adjective
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remote from populous or much-traveled regions |
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off-the-shoulder |
Adjective
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not covering the shoulders (especially in the case of a blouse or dress) |
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outlying |
Adjective
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relatively far from a center or middle |
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out-of-town |
Adjective
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happening in or being of another town or city |
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overdressed |
Adjective
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dressed too elaborately |
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on fire |
Adjective
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lighted up by or as by fire or flame |
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ordered |
Adjective
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marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts |
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ordered |
Adjective
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having a systematic arrangement |
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ordered |
Adjective
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disposed or placed in a particular kind of order |
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overcast |
Adjective
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filled or abounding with clouds |
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overcast |
Noun
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a cast that falls beyond the intended spot |
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overcast |
Noun
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a long whipstitch or overhand stitch overlying an edge to prevent raveling |
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overcast |
Noun
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gloomy semidarkness caused by cloud cover |
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overcast |
Noun
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the state of the sky when it is covered by clouds |
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overcast |
Verb
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sew with an overcast stitch from one section to the next |
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overcast |
Verb
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sew over the edge of with long slanting wide stitches |
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overcast |
Verb
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make overcast or cloudy |
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odd |
Adjective
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not easily explained |
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odd |
Adjective
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not divisible by two |
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odd |
Adjective
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an indefinite quantity more than that specified |
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odd |
Adjective
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not used up |
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odd |
Adjective
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beyond or deviating from the usual or expected |
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odd |
Adjective
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of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g. |
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out-of-the-way |
Adjective
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remote from populous or much-traveled regions |
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out-of-the-way |
Adjective
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out of the ordinary |
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out-of-the-way |
Adjective
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improper or even offensive |
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openhearted |
Adjective
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freely communicative |
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openhearted |
Adjective
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showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity |
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Oscan-speaking |
Adjective
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able to communicate in Oscan |
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outspoken |
Adjective
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given to expressing yourself freely or insistently |
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outspoken |
Adjective
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characterized by directness in manner or speech |
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oleophilic |
Adjective
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having a strong affinity for oils rather than water |
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oleophobic |
Adjective
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lacking affinity for oils |
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ordinary |
Adjective
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lacking special distinction, rank, or status |
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ordinary |
Adjective
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not exceptional in any way especially in quality or ability or size or degree |
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ordinary |
Noun
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in heraldry, any of several conventional figures used on shields |
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ordinary |
Noun
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an early bicycle with a very large front wheel and small back wheel |
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ordinary |
Noun
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a judge of a probate court |
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ordinary |
Noun
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a clergyman appointed to prepare condemned prisoners for death |
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ordinary |
Noun
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the expected or commonplace condition or situation |
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one and only |
Adjective
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eminent beyond or above comparison |
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out-and-out |
Adjective
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complete and without restriction or qualification |
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oecumenical |
Adjective
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of worldwide scope or applicability |
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oecumenical |
Adjective
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concerned with promoting unity among churches or religions |