Words about words

To nuzzle means to rub your face gently against someone.

People and animals may nuzzle when they greet, comfort, or look for warmth. For example, a cat may nuzzle your hand, or a horse may nuzzle her foal.

You obey when you do what you are told to do. The dog in the picture is at obedience classes.
The opposite of obey is disobey.

Of is a word that can indicate distance, source or reason. Some examples are:
"I live south of the intersection"
"a slice of cake"
"that dress is made of polyester".

Offshore means in the water some distance from the shore, the sandy area where land meets a body of water such as an ocean or a lake.

Something is old fashioned if it looks like it belongs in the past, and doesn't fit in with things around it. Clothes can be old fashioned, and behaviour can be old fashioned too.
Old fashioned things can also be called retro.

There is one cat in the picture. The number that comes after one is two.
You can also use one as a pronoun, for example "one must do one's homework".

Something is opaque if you can't see through it. Most things are opaque. The term is most often used to describe stockings that are not transparent.

Or is a word that is used to connect two other words or phrases that are alternatives, for example "do you want beef or chicken?"

Something is original if it has never been done before. An idea is original if it has never been thought of before, and a painting is original if it is the first time that picture has been painted. If something has been made as a copy or modified from something else, the thing it has been copied from is the original.
The dress in the picture is original, because it is hand-made and there is no other dress like it.

You go out when you go away from something, or out from inside something. For example, you might go out to a restaurant. If you rearrange some items, they become out of order.
The cat in the picture is getting out of a box.
The opposite of out is in.