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obaeratus: in bondage on account of debt
involved in debt
obaeratus {m}: debtor
obcupatus: busy [with a lot to do]
obducere [3]: to overspread
obeliscus {m}: obeliskarch.ars
obesus: fat
obiter: by the way
forthwith
immediately
in going along
in passing
incidentally
meanwhile
on the way
straightway
while travelling
obiurgatio {f}: chiding
rebuke
remonstrance
reproof
scolding
oblectamen {n}: delight
pleasure
obligare [1]: to bind
to oblige
obligatio {f}: obligation
oblivio {f}: forgetfulness
oblivion
obliviosus: forgetful
oblivious
oblivisci [3] [+gen.]: to forget
obnoxius: dependent
oboedientia {f}: obedience
obscuratio {f}: obscuration
obscurus: dark
obscure
obsequentia {f}: complaisance
observatio {f}: observation
observator {m}: observer
obsolete: in a worn-out style
in an old style
meanly
poorly
obsoletus: common
low
mean
old
ordinary
poor
thrown off
worn-out
obsonatus {m}: catering
marketing
obstinatio {f}: obstinacy
obtusiangulus: having an obtuse angle
obtusus: blunt
dull
faint
insensible
obtuse
stupid
weak
obumbraculum {n}: darkening
obscuration
obumbratio {f}: darkening
obscuring
shading
occabus {m}: armlet
collar
occator {m}: harroweragr.prof
occatorius: belonging to a harrower
for harrowing
of a harrower
of harrowing
occavus {m}: armlet
collar
occentatio {f}: braying
sounding
occidaneus: belonging to the west
of the west
west [attr.]
western
occidens {m}: occident
sunset
west
occidentalis: west [attr.]
westerly
western
occidere [3]: to murder
occipitium {n}: occiputanat.
occultus: concealed
hidden
occult
occupatio {f}: occupation
occupatus: busy [with a lot to do]
occupied
occurrere [3]: to occur
occursus {m}: meeting
Oceanensis: belonging to the ocean

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obaeratus	in bondage on account of debt
obaeratus	involved in debt
obaeratus `{m}`	debtor
obcupatus	busy `[with a lot to do]`
obducere `[3]`	to overspread
arch.ars obeliscus `{m}`	obelisk
obesus	fat
obiter	by the way
obiter	forthwith
obiter	immediately
obiter	in going along
obiter	in passing
obiter	incidentally
obiter	meanwhile
obiter	on the way
obiter	straightway
obiter	while travelling
obiurgatio `{f}`	chiding
obiurgatio `{f}`	rebuke
obiurgatio `{f}`	remonstrance
obiurgatio `{f}`	reproof
obiurgatio `{f}`	scolding
oblectamen `{n}`	delight
oblectamen `{n}`	pleasure
obligare `[1]`	to bind
obligare `[1]`	to oblige
obligatio `{f}`	obligation
oblivio `{f}`	forgetfulness
oblivio `{f}`	oblivion
obliviosus	forgetful
obliviosus	oblivious
oblivisci `[3]` `[+gen.]`	to forget
obnoxius	dependent
oboedientia `{f}`	obedience
obscuratio `{f}`	obscuration
obscurus	dark
obscurus	obscure
obsequentia `{f}`	complaisance
observatio `{f}`	observation
observator `{m}`	observer
obsolete	in a worn-out style
obsolete	in an old style
obsolete	meanly
obsolete	poorly
obsoletus	common
obsoletus	low
obsoletus	mean
obsoletus	old
obsoletus	ordinary
obsoletus	poor
obsoletus	thrown off
obsoletus	worn-out
obsonatus `{m}`	catering
obsonatus `{m}`	marketing
obstinatio `{f}`	obstinacy
obtusiangulus	having an obtuse angle
obtusus	blunt
obtusus	dull
obtusus	faint
obtusus	insensible
obtusus	obtuse
obtusus	stupid
obtusus	weak
obumbraculum `{n}`	darkening
obumbraculum `{n}`	obscuration
obumbratio `{f}`	darkening
obumbratio `{f}`	obscuring
obumbratio `{f}`	shading
occabus `{m}`	armlet
occabus `{m}`	collar
agr.prof occator `{m}`	harrower
occatorius	belonging to a harrower
occatorius	for harrowing
occatorius	of a harrower
occatorius	of harrowing
occavus `{m}`	armlet
occavus `{m}`	collar
occentatio `{f}`	braying
occentatio `{f}`	sounding
occidaneus	belonging to the west
occidaneus	of the west
occidaneus	west `[attr.]`
occidaneus	western
occidens `{m}`	occident
occidens `{m}`	sunset
occidens `{m}`	west
occidentalis	west `[attr.]`
occidentalis	westerly
occidentalis	western
occidere `[3]`	to murder
anat. occipitium `{n}`	occiput
occultus	concealed
occultus	hidden
occultus	occult
occupatio `{f}`	occupation
occupatus	busy `[with a lot to do]`
occupatus	occupied
occurrere `[3]`	to occur
occursus `{m}`	meeting
Oceanensis	belonging to the ocean

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