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O | Chemical symbol for the element oxygen....view more |
oak | Common hardwood trees of the family Fagaceae and genus Quercus that are widespread throughout the northern temperate zones....view more |
oak apple | A gall on an oak tree generally caused by the larvae of a wasp....view more |
oak bark | The bark from several species of oak contains up to 14% water-soluble dyes and tannins....view more |
oak bark tanned leather | Oak bark was once used extensively for tanning, especially in England....view more |
oak gall | A gall on an oak tree, particularly Quercus infectoria, caused by the larvae of a wasp....view more |
oak leather | A thick, white mass of fungus that is found on decayed parts of oak wood....view more |
oakum | Loose fibers, usually obtained from untwisting old ropes made of hemp or jute....view more |
oakum board Oamaru limestone | A medium-grain, cream-color limestone quarried in Australia (Lent 1925)....view more |
oat | A cereal grain most commonly obtained from the Avena sativa plant....view more |
oatmeal cloth | A soft, heavy linen fabric with a nubby or speckled appearance....view more |
oatmeal paper obeche | A lightweight timber from the African whitewood tree, Triplochiton scleroxylon....view more |
objective, dry objective, fluorite obscure glass | A general name for a semitransparent or translucent glass that transmits light but provides privacy (Bucher 1996)....view more |
obsidian | A dark, shiny glass formed in nature by the rapid cooling of lava....view more |
obsidian hydration | A method used to date obsidian artifacts....view more |
occlusion | The incorporation of gas or foreign material in a material, such as a metal or glass, when it solidifies....view more |
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