omnĭcĭens all-stirring; all-exciting omnĭcŏlor adj. of all colors omnĭcrĕans allcreating omnĭfărĭam adv. omnĭfărĭus adj. of all sorts; on all sides; on every hand; in every way omnĭfer adj. all-bearing; all-sustaining omniflŭentĭa superfluity of all things omnĭformis adj. of all shapes omnĭgĕnus adj. of all kinds omnĭgĕnus adj. all-begetting; all-producing omnĭmĕdens adj. all-healing omnĭmŏdīs adv. in every way; manner; wholly; fully omnĭmŏdo adv. by all means; in all ways; entirely; altogether; wholly omnĭmŏdus adj. of all sorts; kinds omnĭmorbĭa all-disease omnīno adv. altogether; wholly; entirely; utterly; at all omnĭnōmĭnis adj. of every name omnĭpărens adj. all-bearing; all-producing omnĭpăter the father of all; the universal father omnĭpăvus adj. all-fearing omnĭpĕrītus adj. skilled in all things; all-skilful omnĭpollens adj. all-powerful; almighty omnĭpŏtens adj. all-powerful; almighty; omnipotent; init.—Comp; subst omnĭpŏtentĭa almighty power; omnipotence omnĭs adj. all; every; even of the oldest families; etiam; summa omniscĭus adj. omniscient omnĭsŏnus adj. uttering all kinds of sounds omnĭtĕnens adj. holding all things; all-swaying omnĭtŭens adj. all-seeing omnĭvăgus adj. roving everywhere; omnivagant omnĭvŏlus adj. willing every thing omnĭvŏrus adj. all-devouring ōmŏphăgĭa the eating of raw flesh omphăcĭum the oil; juice of unripe olives; grapes omphăcŏcarpos a plant; called also omphăcŏmel a sirup made of; lemm Omphălē a queen of Lydia; whom Hercules served omphălŏcarpos omphălos the navel; the centre ŏnăger a wild ass; a military engine for discharging large stones ŏnāgos an ass-driver Onchesmītes a wind blowing from Onchesmus; a harbor of Epirus Onchestĭus adj. belonging to the city of Onchestus; in Bœotia Onchestus a city of Bœotia; Onchestus a river in Thessaly onco v. n. to bray oncōma a tumor ŏnēar a plant; the same with the ŏnĕrārĭus adj. belonging to burden; transport; carriage; that bears a burden; carries freight;… ŏnĕrātus P. a. ŏnĕro v. a. To load; lade; burden; freight; cover ŏnĕrōsē adv. ŏnĕrōsĭtas burdensomeness; burden ŏnĕrōsus adj. burdensome; heavy; oppressive; irksome; odiously Ŏnēsĭcrĭtus an historian; a native of Ægina; he was the chief pilot; of Alexander the Great Ŏnēsĭmus a Roman surname Ŏnēsĭpaurus the name of a Roman slave Ŏnēsĭphŏrus a Roman surname Ŏnēsis a Roman surname Ŏnēsitrophus a Roman surname ŏnīrocrĭtes an interpreter of dreams ŏnīros the wild poppy ŏniscus a wood-louse; milleped ŏnītis a plant; a kind of Ōnītus the name of a slave Onoba a city in Hispania Bœtica ŏnŏbrўchis a plant; called also ŏnŏcardĭon a plant; called also ŏnŏcentaurus an ass-centaur ŏnŏchīles a plant; a kind of bugloss Ŏnŏcoetes he who lies in an ass's manger; he who has an ass's hoof ŏnō^crŏtălus the pelican Ŏnŏmastus a Roman surname ŏnŏmătŏpoeïa the forming of a word to resemble in sound the thing it signifies; onomatopée ŏnōnis a plant; the tall rest-harrow Ŏnŏnўchītes ŏnŏpordon a plant; St. Mary's thistle ŏnŏpyxos a plant of the thistle kind ŏnosma a plant; a kind of ŏnŏthēras a plant; also called ŏnŏthēris a plant; the same as ŏnūris a plant; called also ŏnus a load; burden; lading; freight; cargo ŏnusto v. a. to burden; load ŏnustus adj. loaded; laden; burdened; freighted; Filled ŏnўchintĭnus ŏnўchĭnus adj. Of the color of the finger-nail; nail-colored; Of the marble called; subst; res… ŏnўchĭpuncta a precious stone; called also ŏnȳchītĭnus adj. belonging to onyx ŏnўchītis another name for ŏnўchĭus adj. belonging to onyx Ŏnȳtes the name of a Rutulian warrior ŏnyx a kind of yellowish marble; onyx; a vessel of onyx; an onyx-box; A yellowish pr… Oönae ŏpācĭtas shadiness; shade ŏpāco v. a. to cover with shade; to shade; to cover; to darken; obscure ŏpācus adj. In the shade; shaded; shady; Darkened; dark Ŏpālĭa a festival celebrated on the; th of December; in honor of the goddess Ops Ŏpālis adj. belonging to Ops; the Opalia ŏpălus a precious stone; opal