offendo v. a. and n. to hit; thrust; strike offendo an offence offensa a striking; grating against offensācŭlum a striking against; a tripping; stumbling; a stumbling-block offensātĭo a hitting; striking against; a stumbling; tripping; a slip; blunder offensātor one who stumbles; blunders in speaking offensĭbĭlĭs adj. liable to stumble; stumbling offensĭlis offensĭo a striking against; a tripping; stumbling offensĭuncŭla a slight offence; disgust; displeasure; a slight mishap offenso v. freq. a. to strike; dash against; to stumble; trip; falter offensor an offender; injurer offensus P. a. offensus a striking against; a shock offĕrentĭa a presenting; offering offĕro v. a. to bring before; to present; offer; to show; exhibit; to show one's self; appea… offertor an offerer offertōrĭum a place to which offerings were brought; an offertory offĕrŭmenta offerings offĕrŭmenta a present; a stripe; cut offex a hinderer offĭcĭālis adj. belonging to duty; office; service; a magistrate's servant; attendant; an offic… offĭcĭālĭtas a body of attendants offĭcīna a workshop; manufactory; a workshop; manufactory; laboratory offĭcīnātor one who keeps a workshop; a master-workman; an artificer offĭcīnātrix woman that keeps a workshop offĭcĭo v. n. and a. to come in the way of; to hinder; oppose; to stand in the way of; to oppose; ob… Offĭcĭōsa a Roman surname offĭcĭōsē adv. offĭcĭōsĭtas obligingness; complaisance; readiness to serve offĭcĭōsus adj. Full of courtcousness; complaisance; obliging; Dutiful; in accordance with duty offĭcĭperda One who makes an ill use of the favors of others; One who throws away his labor… offĭcĭum a service; A voluntary service; a kindness; courtesy; an obligatory service; an… offīgo v. a. to drive in; fix in; fasten Offilĭus the name of a Roman offirmātē adv. P. a. fin offirmātus P. a. offirmo v. a. and n. to render firm; durable; steadfast; to hold fast to; persevere in; firm offla offlecto v. a. to turn about offōco v. a. to strangle; choke; suffocate offrēnātus bridled; curbed; tamed offringo v. a. to plough a second time; to cross-plough offūcĭa a paint; wash; a trick; delusion offūco offudas offŭla a little bit; a small piece offulcĭo v. a. to stop up offulgĕo v. n. to shine against; upon; to appear offultus offundo v. a. To pour before; around; to pour out; pour down; To spread over; to cover offuscātĭo a darkening; obscuring; a vilifying offusco v. a. to darken; obscure; to vilify offūsus Ofilĭus ogdŏas the number eight; one of the œons of Valentinus oggannĭo v. n. to yelp; snarl; growl at oggĕro v. a. to proffer; bring; give Oglasa an island near Corsica; Monte Christo Ogulnĭus a Roman proper name Ōgўges the mythic founder and king of Thebes; in Bœtia; in whose... Ōgўgĭa One of the seven daughters of Amphion and Niobe; A gate at Thebes; An island ne… Ōgўgĭdae Ōgўgĭus oh interj. oh! O! ah! ŏhē interj. ho! holloa! soho! ho there! ŏho interj. oho! aha! ohoho oi interj. Ph; Do oica a precious stone oiei interj. a cry of lamentation Ŏīleus A king of Locris; father of the Ajax who violated Cassand...; One of the Argona… oinos oinuorsei ŏlax adj. smelling; having a smell Olbĭa the name of several cities; A city in Pamphylia; A city in Bithynia; afterwards… Olbĭŏpŏlis a city in Sarmatia; belonging to Olbiopolis; Olbia olca Olcădes a people in; beyond the Ebro Olcinĭātes the inhabitants of Olcinium; a seaport in Illyricum; Dulc... ŏlĕa an olive; olive-berry; an olive-tree ŏlĕācĕus adj. of the olive-tree; like oil; oily ŏlĕāgĭnĕus adj. belonging to the olive-tree; Resembling an olive-tree; an olive ŏlĕāmen an oil-ointment ŏlĕāris adj. belonging to oil; oil- ŏlĕārĭus adj. belonging to oil; oil-; an oilgrinder; oil-seller Ōlĕăros one of the Cyclades; near Paros; Antiparos ŏlĕastellus a Calabrian species of olive-tree ŏlĕaster the wild olivetree; oleaster ŏlĕastrum ŏlĕātus adj. moistened with oil; put up in oil ŏlĕfăcĭo ŏlĕĭtas the olive-gathering; olive-harvest Ōlĕnĭdes Ōlĕnĭē Ōlĕnĭus Olĕnĭus a centurion under Drusus Ōlĕnos the husband of Lethœa; who was changed with her into a stone; the son of Olenus Ōlĕnos an ancient city in Achaia; between Patrœ and Dymo; Kato A... ŏlens P. a.