O a circle

OAR to row as with oars

OBSEQUIOUS behaving as becomes one who attends funeral obsequies

OBSEQUIOUSLY funereally

OBSTACLE ridiculously used for 'obstinate.'

OCCUPATION persons occupied in business

OCCURENT an incident

OD'S BODY | 'Od's in these

OD'S HEARTLINGS | and all similar | exclamations is

OD'S PITTIKINS | a euphemism

OD'S PLESSED WILL | for 'God's.'

OEILLIAD an amorous glance

O'ERPARTED having too important a part to act

O'ER-RAUGHT overreached overtasked

OFFERING challenging

OFFICE benefit, kindness use, function

OLD a cant term for great, as we say fine, or pretty

ONCE some time

ONEYER a banker. A doubtful word

OPE open

OPE to open to open

OPEN plain Public

OPEN to give tongue as a hound

OPERANT active

OPINIONED used ridiculously for pinioned

OPPOSITE adversary

OPPOSITION combat

OR before

ORDER measures

ORDINANCE rank, order

ORGULOUS proud

ORT leaving, refuse

OSTENT show, appearance

OSTENTATION show, appearance

OUNCE a beast of prey of the tiger kind

OUPHE a fairy

OUSEL-COCK the blackbird

OUT all out, fully

OUT-LOOK to face down

OUTWARD not in the secret of affairs

OUTWARD outside

OWE to own