Words Starting with Letter 'O'

A clumsy, awkward, or foolish person who often bumps into things.

Acting clumsy, awkward, or lacking in good manners and smarts.

A very large, strong tree that has hard wood and grows small nuts called acorns.

Made completely from the strong, hard wood of a large oak tree.

A young oak tree.

Loose hemp or jute fiber made by untwisting old ropes, traditionally used to fill gaps in wooden ships to keep them from leaking.

Smelling or tasting like oak wood, often used to describe the flavor of certain drinks like apple juice.

A long wooden or plastic pole with a flat blade at one end, used by a person to row and push a boat through water.

Having oars, which are long poles with flat blades used to row a boat through the water.

A very long, thin ocean fish that lives deep in the sea and has a bright red fin on its head.

A small boat or canoe that is floating on the water without any oars to row with.

A metal holder on the side of a boat that keeps the oar in place while rowing.

A person who rows a boat using long wooden oars, often as part of a racing team.

Shaped like an oar, or moving back and forth through the water like the oars on a wooden rowboat.

A peaceful green spot in a hot, dry desert where fresh water bubbles up and shady plants can grow.

A special large oven or kiln that farmers use to dry hops before they are used to make beer.

A flat, crisp cracker or biscuit baked using oatmeal, often eaten with butter or cheese for a snack.

Made from oats or oatmeal, such as cookies, bread, or other yummy breakfast foods.

A very serious promise that you make, often while swearing to tell the truth.

A thick, warm breakfast cereal made by boiling rolled oats in hot milk or water until soft.

An alternate spelling of obi, which is a wide fabric sash worn around the waist with a traditional Japanese robe.

A system of traditional religious healing and spiritual practices found in parts of the Caribbean.

A specific anatomical point located on the top back part of the human skull.

A tall, four-sided stone pillar that stands straight up and comes to a pointy shape at the very top.

To mark a word or passage in a text with a symbol to show it is doubtful or corrupt.

A special symbol, like a dagger (†) or a division sign (÷), used in writing or math.

The king of the fairies in folklore and literature, such as in Shakespeare's plays.

Having a very high and unhealthy amount of extra body fat that can make it hard to stay active.

A medical condition where a person has too much body fat, which can make it harder to run and play.

To do what you are told to do by someone in charge, like a parent, teacher, or safety rule.

Someone who does what they are told to do by a rule or authority.

A very wide, beautiful sash or belt that is tied around the waist of traditional Japanese clothing like a kimono.

A short notice in a newspaper or online about someone who has recently died.

Relating to a written notice that announces when someone has died along with a summary of their life.

A solid thing that you can see and touch with your hands, but is not a living creature.

Shaped like a sphere that is slightly squashed at the top and bottom.

To do someone a favor or help them out, like holding the door open when their hands are full.

A person to whom another is bound.

A helpful person who happily does favors, accommodates others, or assists with their requests.

A person who has a legal duty to pay or do something for someone else.

Slanted or tilted sideways, instead of standing straight up and down or lying flat.

A shape that is longer than it is wide, with straight sides and square corners, like a rectangle.

Very harsh criticism or public blame.

A black wooden musical instrument shaped like a long tube that makes a high, sweet sound.

A person who plays the oboe, which is a musical instrument shaped like a long tube.

Relating to small coins or having to do with very little money.

A tiny silver coin used in ancient Greece a very long time ago to buy small everyday items.

An old Greek coin made of silver that people used to buy food and things a very long time ago.

Shaped like an egg, but with the wider part up near the top and the pointy end pointing down at the bottom.

Very rude, offensive, or hurtful, like using bad words or showing things that are not meant for children.

Something that is very difficult to see clearly, understand, or is known by only a few people.

A formal funeral ceremony or burial rite held to remember someone who has passed away.

To watch something very carefully with your eyes, like a scientist studying bugs.

To think about one specific thing or person all the time, making it hard to focus on anything else.

To get or win something that you want by working hard or asking for it.

To beg or plead with someone very earnestly and seriously, often asking for their help or mercy.

To force yourself or your unwanted ideas on other people without being asked.

To make a feeling or pain weaker, duller, and less sharp so it does not hurt as much.

Slow to understand things or having an angle that is greater than a right angle.

The front side of a coin or medal, which usually has the main picture or face on it.