Obey

o-ba', v. t. [obeyed (-bad), -keying.] To yield submi ion to, comply with the orders of, submit to the government of; to yield to the impulse, power, or operation of. — Obe'dient, -be'dY- Obelisk sun, cube, full; moon, fdot; cow, Nuzzle. See under Nose. Nylghau, horned antelope, niKgaw, found n. A large, in N. India: short the males are of a slaty blue. Nymph, nimf, n. (Myth.) A godde of the mountains, forests, ters. A lovely meadows, young or wagirl; a maiden. — n. Nymph, An insect Nymph'a, in the -a, a pupa state; alis.— 'a Nymph'al, chrysin Nymphe'an, a. Pert, to, app r o p r i a t e to, or inhabited by, seed nymphs.— oma'nia, -ma'nT-a, Nymph'- n, and Morbid and uncontrollable sexual desire in women Nylghau. O. ent, a. Subject in will or act to authority; willing to obey; dutiful; respectful; subservient; submi ive; obsequious.— Obe'dience, -ens, n. State of being, etc. — Obei's ance, -ba's ans, n. A token of obedience or respect; a bow; courtesy. — Obei's ant, a. Showing willingne to obey; reverent; submi ive. ex- Obfuscate, ob-fus'kat, v. t. To darken; obscure, bewilder, confuse. fair- Obit, o'bit or obrit, n. Death; decease; funeral solemnities; anniversary of a person's death; an anniversary service for the soul of the deceased on the day of his death.— Obif uary, -u-a-ri, a. Relating to the decease of a person, —n. A biographical no-, i. & tice of one lately deceased.