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of'-ward, ad, leaning off, as a ship on shore. 471 ] OLEO SACCHARUM Oft, oft, ad. often; frequently. Ogham, og'-ham. s. writing in use among the ancient Ogive, o'-jive, s. a branch of the Gothic vault (Fr.) Ogle, o'gl, v.n. to cast side glances: s. a side glance or Ogler, o'-gler, s. one who ogles. Ogling, o'-gling, s. the act of casting side glances. Ogre, o' -gr, s. a hideous hungry monster of fairy Ogre , o'-gres. 5 land, fabled to feed on little chilOgreish, o'-gr-ish, a. like anogre. Ogygia, o-gij'-e-a, s. a silurian trilobite. Ogygian, o-gij'-e-an, a. in the time of Ogyges, said ofa Oh, o, int. an exclamation of surprise, pain, or anxiety. Ohm, ome, s. the unit of resistance in galvanic elec. Oil, oyl, s. an unctuous liquid drawn from various aniOil-bag, oyl-hag, s. a gland in animals containing oil. Oil-cake, oyl' -kake, s. a cake of compre ed flax seed. Oil-cloth, oyl -kloth, s. cloth covered with oil or paint. Oil-colour, oyl -kul-er, s. a colour made by grinding a Oil-gas, oyl-gas, s. inflammable gas procured from oil. Oil-man, oyl -man, 8. one who deals in oils. Oil-nut, oyl -nut, s. the butternut of N. America; a nut Oil-painting, oyl-paynt-ing, s. the art of painting in Oil-stone, oyl -stone, s. a kind of hone slate. Oily, oy'-le, a. consisting of, containing, or like oil; Ointment, oynt'-ment, s. unguent; any unctuous subOkenite, o'-ken-ite, s. a translucent mineral (Oken). Old, ing ole'd long;, a. not advanced new or in fresh; age; ancient; decayed of by any duration time; exist Olden, ole'dn, a. old; ancient: v.n. to age. Oldish ole'd'-ish, a. somewhat old. Oleaginous,, o-le-aj'-en-us, a. unctuous; oily (L. oleum, Oleander, o-le-an'-der, s. the rose-bay, an evergreen Oleaster, o-le-as'-ter, s. the wild olive (L.) Oleate, o'-le-ate, s. a salt of oleic acid. Olefiant, o-le'-fe-ant, a. oil-producing, said of bicarbu Oleic, o'-le-ik, a. denoting an acid resulting from the Oleiferous, o-le-if'-er-us,. a. producing oil (L. oleum, and Oleine, o'-le-in, s. the liquid portion of fat or oil. Oleograph, o' -le-o-graf, s. a lithograph in oil. Oleomargarine, o-le-o-mar -je-rin, s. a butter of animal Oleo meter, o-le-om'-e-ter, s. an instrument to ascertain Oleon, o' -le-on, s. a peculiar liquid obtained by the dis Oleo phosphoric, o'-le-o-fos-for -ik, a. noting an oily acid Oleoresin, and a resin o'-le-o-re-zn ( L. oleum,, s. and a mixture resin). of an e ential oil Oleo saccharum, o-le-o-sak'-ka-rum, s, a mixture of oil