Adjective with O
Means aged or not new.
Describes something having the orange color.
Means unusual, strange, or different.
Means not closed, free to enter or use.
Means greasy or full of oil.
Describes someone who follows rules.
Means very overweight or fat.
Means excellent or very impressive.
Means unique, new, or first version.
Means normal or not special.
Means shaped like an egg or ellipse.
Means clear or easy to understand.
Means slow to understand or blunt.
Means shocking, extreme, or very unusual.
Means highly unpleasant or offensive.
Describes a threatening, spooky sign of trouble.
Shaped longer than wide; a stretched oval.
Showy and flashy; meant to impress people.
Hopeful and positive about future outcomes.
Rich, luxurious, and full of lavish splendor.
Means the sole one; single and exclusive.
Sociable, friendly, and enjoys being with others.
Unaware; not noticing what's happening.
Irritable or stubborn; easily annoyed.
Not see-through; blocks light or is unclear.
- Obscure
- Objective
- Organized
- Overt
- Orderly
- Organic
- Overweight
- Obsessive
- Okay
- Ornate
- Outlandish
- Omnipotent
- observant
- obsolete
- Opposite
- Orgasmic
- Older
- onerous
- Obsessed
- Opened
- Overwhelming
- Overbearing
- Obscene
- Olive
- Offensive
- Outer
- oblique
- Ongoing
- overrated
- Organised
- Open-minded
- Omniscient
- One
- Omnipresent
- Obstinate
- Oversized
- Overwhelmed
- Opinionated
- odorous
- octagonal
- Other
- Ornamental
- Optimal
- Open minded
- otherworldly
- overtly
- Oppressive
- Optimist
- Oozing
- Oafish
- own
- Obliging
- Overzealous
- Opportunistic
- Overjoyed
- Official
- Overpowered
- Oozy
- Ocular
- obligatory
- oscillating
- opal
- over the top
- Overprotective
- open minded
- often
- obstructive
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