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| oad | n | funeral pyre; [from Old English ad]
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| oathneat | n | federation, confederate; [calque from German Eidgenosse, Eid = oath, Genosse = O.E. geneat 'companion']
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| offdale | n | hidden valley, remote valley; [<Ic. af-dalr]
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| offhanging | adj | to be dependent on someone or something; dependent [neologism, in part calque]
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| offmind | vb | to draw (the mind, attention)away in another direction; distract [compound: 'off' + 'mind']
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| offwill | vb | to have in mind as a goal or aim; intend [compound: 'off' + 'will' ( to want)
part calque]
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| onbefeal | vb | to recommend; advise, suggest. [Low Dutch calque "aanbevelen".]
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| onefoldsome | adj | truely having the seeming suchnesses or character; geunuine, sincere [one-fold-some]
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| onelep | n | privacy; [OE anliepum]
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| onesomehood | n | the state of being onesome(solitary) or alone; solitude [one+some+hood]
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| onfall | n | the act of attackng; attack [Calque from German Anfall]
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| onlet | n | cause; frume []
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| openharmly | adj | that can be wounded or hurt;open to criticism or attack; vulnerable [compound: open+harm+ly]
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| openseely | adj | easy to see or understand; obvious, evident [compound: open+see+ly (calque from German)]
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| ordeeming | n | diagnosis; [OE ór 'origin' + deeming]
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| ordfrim | adj | original; [OE ordfrym]
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| ordfrume | n | original cause; [OE ordfruma ~ ord 'origin' + fruma 'root cause']
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| orlander | n | aborigine; []
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| orlay | n | fate, destiny; [OE orlæg]
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| orrest | n | combat, battle; [Old English orrest, akin to Old Norse orrosta]
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| outgo | vb | to exit; literally " to go out"; [calque: from out + go]
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| outgoing | n | exit; outway [calque: from German "ausgang"]
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| outspring | n | that from which something comes into being, develop, or derives; source [compound: 'out' + 'spring']
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| outtake | vb | to take or pull something out; remove [extension of noun]
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| outway | n | exit; literally "the way out"; outgoing [neologism: out + way]
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| overmorrow | n | day after tomorrow; day after tomorrow [an old word from a 1535 Bible]
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| oversetting | n | translation; [calque of NHG ‘Übersetzung’]
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