oneiric
1> ;      

oneiromancy
1>  

oneness
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 
4> , 

oner
1> _.  ;  
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
to give smb. a oner on   -
3> _.  ,  
4>  ;
_Ex:
to tell a oner  
5>     
_Id:
to be a oner at smth.   -, 
 -

onerary
1> _. 
2> _. 

onerous
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
onerous duties  ;
_Ex:
onerous work  

onerously
1> , ; 

onerousness
1>   .

oneself
1> ; ; ; -, -;
_Ex:
to hurt oneself ;
_Ex:
to excuse oneself ;
_Ex:
to enjoy oneself  , ;
_Ex:
at the age of seven one ought to dress oneself   
   
2>  , ;
_Ex:
to see oneself as others see one    ;
_Ex:
to do smth. for oneself  -  
3> ; ; ;
_Ex:
one might wear the articles oneself      
 
_Id:
to be oneself    ;   ,
 ;
_Id:
to come to oneself   ;   , 
 ,    ;
_Id:
to fall over oneself    ,  
;    ;
_Id:
to feel like oneself   ;
_Id:
to keep oneself to oneself  ;
_Id:
to speak for oneself   ,   
;  ,   ; 
 -;
_Id:
to take it upon oneself   ;   -,
  -;
_Id:
by oneself , ,   ; ,
 

onestep
1>  ()
2>  

onfall
1> ;  

onflow
1> ; 

ongoing
1> _. ; ;  
2> _. ;  
3> , ;
_Ex:
ongoing process  ;
_Ex:
ongoing conflict  
4>    ;
_Ex:
ongoing conference   

onhanger
1> 
2> ,  ,   
;  
3>     , ; 
4> _. ,     

onion
1> _.  
2>  
3> 
4>  
5> _. _. "",   
6> 
_Id:
good onion  ;
_Id:
to weep over an onion  ;  
;
_Id:
to be off one's onion  ; ;
_Id:
to know one's onions  , ;   -
7> ,   ;  ;
_Ex:
onion soup  ;
_Ex:
onion omelet   
8> ; ;
_Ex:
an onion-shaped vase  
9>  
10>   

onion dome
1> _.  ( ); , 

onion marble
1> 

onion-eye
1> _. 

onion-eyed
1>  ,  

onionskin
1>  
2>   ,  

oniony
1> ;      ;
_Ex:
oniony odour  

onlay
1> , 

onliest
1> _.    

onliness
1> _. 
2> _. ; 

onlooker
1> , ; 
_Id:
the onlooker sees most of the game   

onlooking
1> ;   
2> ;   
3>  ;   

only
1> ;
_Ex:
only child  ;
_Ex:
the only book on the subject    
;
_Ex:
the only instances known   ;
_Ex:
the only things that matter ,   ;
_Ex:
water is his only drink      
2> , ;  ;
_Ex:
he's the only man for the position   
   ;
_Ex:
he's the only writer for me     
_Id:
one only , , ;
_Id:
and now, the one and only Johnson!   
 !
3> _. ; ;
4> ;
_Ex:
one and only friend  
5> , ; ;
_Ex:
I did it only for him      ;
_Ex:
he not only heard it, he saw it    , 
 ;
_Ex: "Ladiesonly" "  " ()
_Id:
only just  ; ,  ;
_Id:
they've only just arrived    ;
_Id:
I've only just enough money     ;
_Id:
to be only just in time  ;
_Id:
only not ;  ,  ;
_Id:
only too ; ;
_Id:
only too glad ...  ,  ...;
_Id:
if only   ;
_Id:
think!  !
6> , ;  ;
_Ex:
he makes good resolutions, only he never keeps them 
  ,     
_Id:
only that    , ;  ;
_Id:
he'd succed only that he's rather lazy    ,
    ;
_Id:
only that I am busy I'd ask you in      ,
    ;
_Id:
only for   ;
_Id:
only for him you would not be here    ,  
 

only-begotten
1> ;
_Ex:
only-begotten son  

onomanchy
1>      ,    

onomastic
1> ; 
2> _.  ( )

onomasticon
1> _.     

onomatologist
1> 

onomatology
1> ; 

onomatop
1>  

onomatope
1>  

onomatopoeia
1> , 

onomatopoeic
1> 

onomatopoeical
1> 

onomatopoeically
1> 

onomatopoesis
1> , 

onrush
1> , 
2> , ; ;
_Ex:
the first onrush of sudden grief   

3> ;
_Ex:
onrush of tears  

onrushing
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
onrushing vehicles  ;
_Ex:
the onrushing advent of television 
 

onscreen
1> ; ;
_Ex:
onscreen moderator  

onset
1> , , ;
_Ex:
onset of wind  ;
_Ex:
by sudden onset  ;
_Ex:
at the first onset   ,  
2> ;
_Ex:
onset of winter  

onsetter
1> _. 

onshore
1>   ,  
2> ; ;
_Ex:
onshore buoy  ;
_Ex:
onshore fishing   
3>  ,    ;
_Ex:
to sail a boat onshore    
4>  ,  

onside
1> ,   

onslaught
1>  , , ; ;
_Ex:
to make an onslaught  ,  

onstage
1> ; 
2>  ,  

onstead
1> _. 
2> _.  

ontic
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
ontic reality  

onto
1> ;
_Ex:
to stick a placard onto the wall    ;
_Ex:
he threw stones onto the track     ;
_Ex:
the boat drifted onto the shore    
2> _. ; ;
_Ex:
to get onto a horse   ;
_Ex:
he jumped onto a bus    
3>   _.
_Ex:
to be onto smth., smb.  -;    ;
_Ex:
I'm onto her secret intention      ;
4>  -,   ;
_Ex:
he's got onto his new job       ;
5>   -;
_Ex:
they have been onto him at last     
 ;
_Ex:
to run onto smb.   -;
_Ex:
to be onto a good thing    ;
_Ex:
we are onto a good thing  
6> _. = unto

ontogenesis
1> _. 

ontogenetic
1> _. 

ontogeny
1> _. 

ontological
1> _. ;
_Ex:
ontological theories  ;
_Ex:
ontological argument  
 

ontology
1> _. 

onus
1> _. , ; ; ;
_Ex:
onus probandi _.  ;
_Ex:
the onus of proof rests with you   

2> ;   ;
_Ex:
he tried to put the onus onto    
 

onward
1>  ; ;
_Ex:
onward march  ;
_Ex:
the onward march of events   
2> , ;
_Ex:
from today onward    ;
_Ex:
to move onward  ;
_Ex:
to lie further onward  ;
_Ex:
onward! !

onwards
1> , ;
_Ex:
from today onwards    ;
_Ex:
to move onwards  ;
_Ex:
to lie further onwards  ;
_Ex:
onwards! !

ony
1> _. any

onyx
1> _. 

oobit
1> _.  

oodles
1> _. _. ;  ;
_Ex:
oodles of money  

oof
1> _. , 

oof-bird
1> _. , " "

oofy
1> _. 

oogenesis
1> _. 

oogenetic
1> _. 

ooh
1> ! ! ()

oolite
1> _. 

oolitic
1> _. 

oological
1>       ;
_Ex:
oological collection   

oology
1> _. ;     

oolong
1>  (   )

oom
1> _-. , 

oomiac
1>  (  )

oomiak
1>  (  )

oomph
1> _.  ; 
2> _. , 
3> _. , 

oont
1> _. 

oopak
1>  ( )

oophorectomy
1> _.  

oophoritis
1> _.  

oophyte
1> _. ,  

oops
1> _. ! ! ! !;
_Ex:
oops ! I nearly dropped my cup of tea! !    
  !

oops-a-daisy
1> _. -! -!

oospore
1> _. ,  
2> _. 

ooze
1>  , , 
2> ,  
3>  , ; , ;
_Ex:
ooze of the sap  
4> ; 
5>  ,  
_Id:
ooze of oblivion  
6>  , , ;
_Ex:
blood oozes from a wound    ;
_Ex:
the oil was oozing from the engine    
7> ;
_Ex:
to ooze sweat ;
_Ex:
the coal pit oozed gas    
8> ;
_Ex:
her eyes oozed kindness    
9>   ;
_Ex:
his coat oozed with water    

ooze away
1> , ;
_Ex:
his courage oozed away   , 
 

ooze leather
1> , 

ooze out
1> ;
_Ex:
rumours began to ooze out  

oozoa
1> _. _pl. _. , 

oozy
1> , ;
_Ex:
oozy riverbed   
2> ,  ;
_Ex:
low oozy meadow  

op
1> "-"
2>   "", "-", ;
_Ex:
op artists ,    "-";
_Ex:
op show   "-"
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> ( O.) _.  opus
_Ex:
Beethoven's Op 106 ,  106

op art
1> "-"

op artist
1>   ,    "-"

op-con
1> _.  ; 

op-ed page
1> _. _.   , 
,   

op. cit.
1> _. _.  opere citato

opacity
1> ; 
2> ,  ()
3>  ( )
4> , 

