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Ornithology (n) : science of birds
Orographical (adj.) : showing the mountains of a country
Orphan (n) : a parentless child
Orphan (v) : make(one) an orphan
Orphanage (n) : state of an orphan house for orphans
Orrery (n) : an apparatus for illustrating the movements of the planets
Orthodox (adj.) : believing the established opinions especially in religion, customary, sound, correct
Orthodox (n) : orthodoxy
Orthography (n) : accurate, spelling, that part of grammar connected with letters and spelling
Oscillate (v) : to showing between extremes of opinion, action, etc.,
Osier (n) : a kind of willow used in basket work
Osprey (n) : the sea-eagle
Ossify (v) : harden, turn into bone
Ostensible (adj.) : pretended, apparent
Ostentation (n) : useless, display show
Ostentatious (adj.): showy
Ostler (n): a groom
Ostracize (v): banish from society
Ostrich (n) : large swift running
Other (adj.): different, opposite, not the same
Otherwise (adv): another way
Otherwise (conj.) : if not, or else
Otiose (adj.) : lazy, not required
Otter (n) : a kind of fur-covered water animal living on fish
Ought (auxiliary verb) : to be bound in duty
Ounce (n): a weight equal to 1/16 pound
Our (adj.) : of us, with which we are concerned
Ours (pron.) : belonging to us
Ourselves (pronoun in pl.) : emphatic and reflexive form
Oust (v) : expel, eject, turn out(from employment etc)
Out (adv) : not in or at a place away from
Out and out (adj.) : complete
Outbid (v): to bid higher than others
Outbreak (n) : breaking out(of wars, disease etc.,) bursting out; eruption
Outbuilding (n) : a shed
Outburst (n) : an explosion
Outcast (n) : an exile, a banished person
Outcaste (n): one expelled from one’s caste
Outcaste (v) : expel fro caste
Outcome (n): result
Outcry (n) : a loud cry
Out distance (v): get far ahead of

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