116,888 Words Containing "O"

One more of something similar to what you already have or talked about.

Any person at all; used when it doesn't matter who.

A written work with pages bound together that you can read.

Referring to two things at the same time, not just one or the other.

A rectangular container, typically made of cardboard, wood, or plastic, used for storing or carrying items.

A male child or young man, typically from birth until teenage years or early adulthood.

Your brother is a boy or man who shares the same parents as you.

A decision you make by picking one option from several possible ones.

A room in a school where students learn from a teacher.

An instrument that tells you what time it is.

One of the basic colors like red, blue, yellow, or green that you see in things around you.

What happens as a result of an action or decision; the outcome or effect of something.

A big farm animal that gives milk and lives in fields or barns.

A choice you make or have made about something.

A book that explains what words mean and how to use them.

A medical professional trained to diagnose and treat illness and injury.

A pet animal with four legs that barks and plays.

A paper cover you use to send a letter in the mail.

words or information that help someone understand something

The ground or bottom surface of a room where you stand and walk.

To shut or move something so it is no longer open.

To move from where you are to where someone else is.

To perform or complete an action, task, or activity.

to travel around a place or study something carefully to learn more

To move behind someone because you want to go where they are going.

To not remember something you knew before; to lose it from memory.

To move or travel from one place to a different place; to depart or leave a location.

To keep something in your hands or arms, like holding a baby or holding a pencil.

To understand or have information about something; to be familiar with someone or a place.

To turn your eyes to see someone or something; to watch or observe by using your eyes.

To not be able to find something anymore, or to stop having something that you once had.

Love means to have strong feelings of affection for a person, animal, or thing that you care about deeply.

To talk about or bring up something in conversation, usually briefly and without much detail.

To arrange things neatly, or to create a team or plan.

You owe money or thanks when someone gave you something you must give back.

To have something that belongs to you.

To show where something is by extending your finger or hand toward it.

To break something by pressing it or to make a sudden, sharp sound, usually by explosion or rupture.

To create or make something, especially in factories or farms.

Keep someone or something safe.

Brown is a dark colour you see in earth, wood, and chocolate.

When something has a low temperature and you feel chilly or uncomfortable.

Something that stays the same, happens regularly, or is done in the same way repeatedly.

finished with something, or cooked enough to eat; not needing more time or effort

Well-known by a large number of people worldwide.

Your top choice; the thing you like better than anything else.

From or belonging to a different country; not from your own place.

Positive, of high quality, or satisfying expectations.

Having or producing a lot of heat; warm enough to burn or hurt your skin if you touch it.

Mattering a lot or having a strong effect on something.

Something that measures a lot from the beginning to the end; not short.

When you don't know where you are or how to get somewhere, you are lost. You cannot find your way.

Close to the ground or at a small height; not high or tall.

A larger amount of something compared to another; the opposite of less.

Easy to see or understand; not hidden or difficult.

Good enough; not bad, but not great.

Having been alive or existing for a long time.

Not covered or closed; you can go in or see inside.

The first version; something new and different from copies.

Something different or extra from what you already have.

Moving or being at a lower position or level.

A question word. Ask 'How?' to find out the way someone does something.

The opposite of 'yes'. You say it when you do not want something or do not agree.

A word that makes a sentence negative; opposite of yes.

At this moment or the present time; not in the past or future.

Not on; separated from something. Go away from.

Just this thing and nothing else; the single one among others.

Away from a place, building, or home; not inside.

Something is very likely to happen; you think it will happen.

Very or to that degree. You use "so" to show how much of something there is.

Additionally or excessively; more than wanted or needed.

Plus another thing; in addition to something already mentioned.

Continuously = non-stop, never pausing. Rain continuously for hours means it never stopped.

Moving or going forward in direction or time; continuing ahead.

Meaning not any or zero; used when something does not exist or is absent.

In a way that is very clear or easy to understand.

Happening or done many times, not rarely.

A single time before; it happened one time in the past.

Expressing what you think or feel based on your own experience and opinion.

Done the right way, following the rules.