odium |
hatred, strong dislike, or repugnance. [3 definitions] |
odometer |
an instrument that measures the distance traveled by a vehicle, such as is found on the dashboard of an automobile. |
odonto- |
tooth. |
odontology |
the science that deals with teeth and gums, and their development and care. |
odor |
the property or quality of a thing that stimulates or is perceived by the sense of smell. [3 definitions] |
odori |
traditional Japanese dance, or a particular set of dance movements in the traditional style. |
odoriferous |
having or spreading an odor, esp. a pleasant or fragrant one. |
odorless |
combined form of odor. |
odorous |
having or giving off a distinctive or strong odor. |
odour |
a spelling of "odor" used in Canada and Britain. See "odor" for more information. |
Odysseus |
the protagonist of The Odyssey, known for his cleverness and persuasive oratory; Ulysses. |
odyssey |
an extended, wandering journey of adventure or quest. [2 definitions] |
OED |
abbreviation of "Oxford English Dictionary." |
oedipal |
(often cap.) of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or resulting from an Oedipus complex. |
Oedipus |
in an ancient Greek tragedy by Sophocles, the protagonist and title character, who unwittingly kills his father and marries his mother. |
oenology |
the study of wines and winemaking. |
oenophile |
a person who enjoys wine; wine connoisseur. |
o'er |
contracted form of "over" (used chiefly in literature). |
oeuvre |
(French) the works of a writer, artist, or composer taken as a whole. [2 definitions] |
of |
used to indicate distance or separation from. [13 definitions] |