| otherworldly |
of, relating to, or like another world, such as that of the spirit or the imagination. [2 definitions] |
| -otic |
having to do with (such) a condition, action, or process. [3 definitions] |
| otiose |
idle or lazy. [2 definitions] |
| otitis |
inflammation of the ear, esp. of the middle ear; otitis media. |
| otitis media |
inflammation of the middle ear. |
| oto- |
ear. |
| otolaryngology |
the branch of medicine dealing with the ears, nose, and throat, and with related structures of the head and neck. |
| otology |
the study of the form, function, and disorders of the ear. |
| otosclerosis |
a soft bonelike growth in the inner ear that can cause deafness. |
| ottava rima |
a poetic stanza of eight lines, the first six rhyming in alternation and the last two rhyming with each other. |
| Ottawa |
the capital of Canada. [3 definitions] |
| otter |
any of several sleek aquatic or semi-aquatic mammals that are related to the mink and weasel, and that have webbed feet, a long, somewhat flattened tail, and thick, dark brown fur. |
| ottoman |
a low, upholstered or cushioned stool, often accompanying a matching chair. [2 definitions] |
| Ottoman Empire |
an empire of the Turks that existed from about 1300 to 1918 and that at times included much of the land bordering on the Mediterranean; Turkish Empire. |
| Ouagadougou |
the capital of Burkina Faso. |
| oubliette |
a hidden dungeon entered only through a trap door in the ceiling, as found in certain old castles. |
| ouch |
used to express sudden pain or annoyance. |
| oud |
a stringed musical instrument that resembles a lute, used esp. in Africa and Asia. |
| ought |
used to indicate what is considered to be morally correct or responsible behavior (usu. fol. by an infinitive with "to"). [4 definitions] |
| oughtn't |
contracted form of "ought not." |
| ouguiya |
the chief monetary unit of Mauritania, equaling five khoums. |