oodles |
(informal; sometimes used with a sing. verb) a great quantity. |
oogenesis |
the process whereby female egg cells are produced. |
oogonium |
a reproductive cell in some algae and fungi. [2 definitions] |
ooh |
used to express pleasure, happy surprise, or amazement. [3 definitions] |
oolite |
a variety of limestone made up of small spherical grains. [2 definitions] |
oology |
the scientific study of birds' eggs. |
oolong |
a dark tea of China and Taiwan that is partly fermented before it is dried. |
oophorectomy |
a surgical operation involving the removal of one or both ovaries; ovariotomy. |
oophoritis |
inflammation of one or both ovaries; ovaritis. |
oops |
a mild expression of dismay, sudden embarrassment, or unpleasant surprise, esp. at one's own mistake; whoops. |
ootheca |
an egg case, as of certain insects or mollusks. |
ooze1 |
to seep out gradually and slowly, as liquid, gas, or sound may do. [7 definitions] |
ooze2 |
any particularly soft mud, or an area, such as a marsh, that is soft and muddy. [2 definitions] |
ooze leather |
calfskin, sheepskin, or goatskin leather, having a velvety finish. |
oozy1 |
giving off, or wet with, moisture. |
oozy2 |
of, like, or having soft mud. |
op- |
against. [2 definitions] |
opacity |
the quality, state, or degree of being opaque; lack of transparency. [4 definitions] |
opal |
a variously colored, often iridescent, hydrated form of silica often used as a semiprecious stone. |
opalescent |
exhibiting a spectrum of colors or changing colors like that of an opal; iridescent. [2 definitions] |
opaline |
like opal; opalescent. [2 definitions] |