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66 Cards in this Set
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oaf
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dunce
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obdurate
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stubborn
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obeisance
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gesture expressing deep respect
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obfuscate
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to confuse
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objective
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unbiased
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oblation
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an offering
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obligatory
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required
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oblique
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indirect
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oblivious
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unmindful; unaware
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obloquy
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bad reputation resulting from public disgrace
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obscure
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not clear; partially hidden
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obsequious
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submissive or overly attentive
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obsequy
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a funeral rite
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obsess
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to controll the thoughts or feelings of a person
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obstinate
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stubborn
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obstreperous
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loud and unruly
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obtrude
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to push something toward or upon a person
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obtuse
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slow to understand
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obviate
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to prevent
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occidental
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western
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occlude
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to close; to block out
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occult
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secret or mysterious
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ocular
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pertaining to sight
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odious
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disgusting
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odoriferous
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giving off a pleasant smell
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odyssey
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a long journey
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offal
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garbage
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officious
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interfering
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ogle
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to look with desire
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ogre
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monster
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olfactory
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pertaining to smell
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oligarchy
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government by only a few
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omen
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a sign which indicates the future
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omnifarious
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of all kinds
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omnipotent
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all-powerful
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omniscient
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all-knowing
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omnivorous
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eating anything; absorbing everything
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onerous
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burdensome
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onslaught
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a furious attack
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onus
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a burden
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opaque
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not transparent; not letting light pass hrough
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opiate
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narcotic; causing sleep
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opprobrious
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shameful
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opt
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to choose
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optimist
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one who sees the good side of things
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optimum
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the best; most favorable
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opulent
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rick; luxurious
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oracular
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mysterious
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oration
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a spech
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orbit
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a path around an object
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ordain
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to order or establish
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ordinance
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a law
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organic
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fundamental or essential
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orient
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an area of the Far East; to adjust
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orifice
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opening
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ornate
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showy
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ornithology
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study of birds
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orthodox
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accepting traditional beliefs
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oscillate
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to swing or move back and forth
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ossify
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to change into bone or become rigid
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ostensible
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apparent
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ostentatious
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showing of
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ostracize
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to banish
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overt
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open; not hidden
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ovine
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like a sheep
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ovoid
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egg-shaped
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