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O is for Oak (Tree)
Oak wood is used for making furniture, and was once used for making houses. It is still used for making wine barrels.
You are obese if you are very fat or overweight. Obese people often have health problems because of their size.
Oboes are a double reed musical instrument in the woodwind family. Oboes have a very clear sound, and can be heard over other instruments. They have a conical hole through their centre, unlike the flute which has a cylindrical one.
Something is obscure if it is unclear or uncertain. Something obscured cannot easily be seen or understood.
The lamp post in the picture is obscured from view.
The lamp post in the picture is obscured from view.
O is for Observatory
An obstacle is something that gets in your way when you are trying to do something or go somewhere.
O is for Obstruction
Oceania is a part of the world made up of many islands and countries in the Pacific Ocean. It includes places like Australia, New Zealand, and many Pacific island nations.
New Zealand did not quite fit in the picture, but you can click through to the link below to see the whole series of images from NASA.
New Zealand did not quite fit in the picture, but you can click through to the link below to see the whole series of images from NASA.
Ochre is a natural earth pigment made from clay and minerals containing iron. It is usually yellow, orange, brown, or red. Ochre is found as soft earth or rock and can be ground into a powder. Ochre is also used as a name for a yellowish brown color.
People have used ochre for thousands of years to make paint. Early humans used it in cave paintings. Artists can mix ochre powder with water, oil, or other liquids to make paint. The word comes from an ancient Greek word meaning "pale yellow."
People have used ochre for thousands of years to make paint. Early humans used it in cave paintings. Artists can mix ochre powder with water, oil, or other liquids to make paint. The word comes from an ancient Greek word meaning "pale yellow."
