| DISOBLIGING | • disobliging v. Present participle of disoblige. • disobliging adj. Not obliging; not making an effort to respect the needs and wishes of others; unaccommodating. • DISOBLIGING adj. uncooperative. |
| HOBGOBLINRY | • hobgoblinry n. Tales or folklore involving hobgoblins. • HOBGOBLINRY n. the state of being a hobgoblin, also HOBGOBLINISM. |
| OBLIGATIONS | • obligations n. Plural of obligation. • OBLIGATION n. the act of obliging. |
| OBLIGEMENTS | • obligements n. Plural of obligement. • OBLIGEMENT n. (Scots) a helpful action, a favour. |
| OBLIQUATION | • obliquation n. The act of becoming oblique; a turning to one side; obliquity. • obliquation n. Deviation from moral rectitude. • OBLIQUATION n. (obsolete) obliqueness. |
| OBLIQUENESS | • obliqueness n. The quality of being oblique. • OBLIQUENESS n. the state of being oblique. |
| OBLIQUITIES | • obliquities n. Plural of obliquity. • OBLIQUITY n. the state of being oblique. |
| OBLIQUITOUS | • obliquitous adj. Characterized by obliquity. • OBLIQUITOUS adj. relating to obliquity. |
| OBLITERATED | • obliterated v. Simple past tense and past participle of obliterate. • obliterated adj. Destroyed, broken beyond repair. • obliterated adj. (Slang) Very drunk, intoxicated, wasted. |
| OBLITERATES | • obliterates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of obliterate. • OBLITERATE v. to erase or blot out. |
| OBLITERATOR | • obliterator n. One who obliterates. • OBLITERATOR n. one who obliterates. |
| OBLIVIOUSLY | • obliviously adv. In an oblivious manner. • OBLIVIOUS adv. forgetful. |
| STEREOBLIND | • stereoblind adj. Unable to use stereopsis for depth perception. • STEREOBLIND adj. having two-dimensional rather than normal three-dimensional vision. |