oblātĭo an offering, presenting, a giving; bestowing gratuitously; a gift, present oblātīvus adj. freely given, voluntarily presented oblātor an offerer oblātrātĭo a barking at; a railing, scolding oblātrātor he that barks at; a barker, railer oblātrātrix a female barker, railer oblātro v. n. to bark at; to rail; carp at oblātus oblectābĭlis adj. delightful, pleasant oblectāmen a delight oblectāmentum a delight, pleasure, amusement oblectānĕus adj. delightful, pleasant oblectātĭo a delighting, delight oblectātor a delighter, pleaser, charmer oblectātōrĭus adj. delighting, pleasing; in lemm oblecto v. a. to delight, please, divert, entertain, amuse; aliquem; to spend; agreeably oblēnĭo v. a. to soften, soothe oblicus oblīdo v. a. To squeeze together; To squeeze; crush to pieces oblĭgāmentum a band; an obligation oblĭgātĭo A binding; an ensnaring, entangling; An engaging; pledging, an obligation; an o… oblĭgātōrĭus adj. binding, obligatory oblĭgātūra a band, bandage oblĭgātus P. a. oblĭgo v. a. To bind; tie around, to bind; fasten to; unite with eggs; To bind together, bin… oblĭgūrĭo v. a. to devour, consume, squander oblĭgūrītor one who consumes his property in feasting, a squanderer, ... oblīmo v. a. to cover with mud; slime; to darken, obscure, confuse oblĭnĭo v. a. to bedaub, besmear; to blot out oblĭnītus oblĭno v. a. to daub; smear over, to bedaub, besmear oblīquātĭo a bending, winding, oblique direction oblīquē adv. oblīquĭtas a sidelong; slanting direction, obliqueness, obliquity; ambiguity oblīquo v. a. to turn, bend; twist aside, awry; in an oblique direction; makes, utters indire… Oblīquŏlŏquus one who speaks indirectly; ambiguously oblīquus adj. sidelong, slanting, awry, oblique; from the side, sideways, not straight on; ob… obliscor oblīsus oblĭtesco v. inch. n. to hide; conceal one's self oblītor a forgetter oblittĕrātĭo a blotting out, erasing, effacing, obliteration; a blotti... oblittĕrātor a blotter out, obliterator oblittĕro v. a. to blot out, strike out, erase, obliterate; to blot out of remembrance, consign… oblittĕrus adj. consigned to forgetfulness, forgotten oblĭtus oblītus oblīvĭālis adj. that causes forgetfulness, oblivious oblīvĭo a being forgotten, forgetfulness, oblivion oblīvĭōsus adj. that easily forgets, forgetful, oblivious; that produces forgetfulness, oblivio… oblīviscor v. dep. to forget; rel.clause oblīvĭum forgetfulness, oblivion oblīvĭus adj. sunk into oblivion, forgotten oblŏco v. a. to let out oblŏcūtĭo contradiction oblŏcūtor a contradicter oblongŭlus adj. dim; rather long oblongus adj., rather long, longish; oblong oblŏquĭum a contradiction oblŏquor v. dep. to speak against; to interrupt; to gainsay, contradict obloquūtio oblucinasse obluctātĭo a striving; struggling against, vehement opposition obluctor v. dep. to strive; struggle against, to contend with, oppose oblucuviasse oblūdo v. n. To play off jokes; To make sport of, mock oblūrĭdus adj., pale, sallow obmănens obmarcesco v. inch. n. to fall away, grow lean obmentans obmĕrĭtus having deserved well of obmōlĭor v. dep. to push; throw up; before; to block up, obstruct obmordĕo v. a. to bite around obmŏvĕo v. a. to move; bring forward, produce, offer obmurmŭrātĭo a murmuring against; a murmuring obmurmŭro v. n. to murmur against, at; object-clause obmussĭto v. freq. a. to whisper; mutter against; to mutter obmusso v. a. to whisper against; to whisper, mutter obmūtesco v. inch. n. to become dumb, to lose one's speech; to become silent, to cease obnātus adj., growing on; about obnectĕre obnexus a connecting, connection obnĭger adj., blackish obnīsē adv. P. a. fin obnīsus P. a. obnīsus exertion, trouble obnītor v. dep. to bear, press, push, struggle; strive against; dat., acc; set; pressed against obnixē adv. P. a. fin obnixus P. a. obnoxĭē adv. obnoxĭo v. a. to render subject; obnoxious to obnoxĭōsē adv. obnoxĭōsus adj. Subject, submissive, obedient; Hurtful, injurious, dangerous; abjectly, timidly… obnoxĭus adj. Subject, liable to punishment, obnoxious to punishment, punishable; Liable; add… obnūbĭlo v. a. to cover with clouds; fog; to overcloud, darken, obscure obnūbĭlus adj., overclouded, cloudy, dark, obscure obnūbo v. a. to veil, cover; Absol., to veil the head obnuntĭātĭo an announcement of an opposing, adverse, evil omen obnuntio v. a. To tell, report, announce; to announce an opposing, adverse; evil omen obnuptus