A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
orchid
orchids noun
a type of plant
with flowers
that are an
unusual shape.
N say or-kid
order
orders noun
1 an instruction telling
someone to do something.
He gave them orders to stop.
2 a request for something in
a store or restaurant.
order verb
3 a way that things are
placed or arranged.
Alphabetical order.
4 a peaceful, lawful state.
Law and order.
ordinary
adjective
not different or unusual
in any way.
His sandwich was fairly
ordinary, but she had
a special one.
organ
organs noun
1 a musical instrument with
a keyboard and large air
pipes. The pipes make a noise
when air is forced into them.
2 a part inside your body that
does a particular job. Your
heart is an organ.
organism
organisms noun
any living animal or plant.
organization
organizations noun
a group of people with
common goals or business.
organize
organizes organizing organized
verb
to arrange
or plan
something.
Organizing work into folders.
organization noun
origin
origins noun
the beginning of something,
or where something or
someone comes from.
The pot was of Roman origin.
N say o-rij-in
original
adjective
earliest or first.
An original design.
N say or-rij-in-nal
ornament
ornaments noun
an object that is used
as a decoration.
orphan
orphans noun
someone whose parents
have died.
N say or-fan
ostrich
ostriches noun
a tall bird from Africa
that can run very fast,
but cannot fly. Ostriches
live in dry, open
countryside and
eat plants,
fruit,
insects,
and small
animals.
other
adjective
the remaining one,
usually of two.
She tried on the other hat.
ought
verb
to do something because it is
necessary or should be done.
You ought to be in bed.
N say awt
N always used with another verb
out
adverb
1 away from
a place or not
in a place.
The bird pulled the worm out
of the ground.
2 into view.
The Sun came out from
behind the cloud.
N opposite in
3 no longer lit.
Blow the candle out.
outcome
outcomes noun
the result of something.
What was the outcome
of the football game?
outdoors
adverb
not inside a building.
Shall we eat outdoors today?
N opposite indoors
outfit
outfits noun
a set of clothes worn
for a particular occasion.
outgrow
outgrows
outgrowing
outgrew
outgrown verb
to grow too
big for something.
He had outgrown
his clothes.
outline
outlines noun
a line that shows
the shape
of something.
Outline of a leaf.
outside
outsides noun
a part of something that
faces out.
They painted the outside
of the house green.
outside adverb
orchestra
orchestra
orchestras noun
a large group of
musicians who
play together.
N say or-kes-tra