sm. ordinary ; d'ordinaire, usually, ordinarily

ordre, s.m. [L. ordinem], order.

oreille, s.f. [L. auricula], ear, hearing.

orgue, s.m.; orgues, s.f. plu. {l 07pig organ; point d'orgue, pause in he accompaniment (during which the voice alone is heard.)

orgueil, sm. [O.NL.G. urguol], pride, arrogance,

orner, va. [L. ornare]|, to adorn, ornament, decorate, grace, embellish.

orphelin, 8, s. and adj, [L. orphanus — Gr. dphavos], orphan.

orthographe, s.f. (Gr. opdés + ypabeiv], orthography, spelling; mettre bien l'orthographe, to write words correctly.

oser, v.a, [L. ausum], to dare.

ôter, v.a, [L. obstare or haustare], to take away, to remove, to deprive; s’éter, to remove, get away, take one’s self away.

ou, conj. [L. aut], or, either, or else.

OÙ, adv. [L. ubi], where.

ouater, v.a. [ouati—0O.F. oue, ‘goose’], to wad, pad,

oublier, v.a. [L. oblitum], to forget ; s'oublier, to forget one’s self.

oufl inter. [onomat.], oh! (indicating sudden pain, choking, or pressure).

oui, adv. [hoc illud], yes.

ouragan, s.m. [Sp. Auracan], hurricane,

ours, s.m. [L. ursus], bear [818 usually pronounced.]

outrag'eant, 6, adj. [outriger —outrage — outre], outrageous, contumelious, reproachful,

outre, prep. [L. ultra], beyond.

ouvert, 6, part. [ouvrir], open.

ouvrage, s.m. [ouvrer—L. operari], work, piece of work, workmanship, job.

ouvrier, s.m. [L. operarius], workman, artisan, mechanic, journeyman.

ouvrir, va. and v.n. irr. [L, operire],

(conjugated like couvrir) to open.

pacifique, adj. [L. pacificus], pacific, peaceable, peaceful.

page, s.m. [L. pagina], page.

page, s.f. [origin unknown], page.

pain, s.m. [L. panis], bread, loat.

paix, sf. (L. pacem], peace.

palais, s.m. [L. palatium], palace.

palais, s.m. {L. palatum], palate.

âle, adj. [L. pallidus], pale, wan,

pallid, ghastly.

paletot, s.m. [Du. paistrok], paletot, great coat.

pâlir, v.n. [L. pallere], to grow-—turn —become pale.

SP PEPE v.n. [L. pæipitare], to palpi-

ol], pride, orn, OYnaorphanus … bp06s + g; mettre words Ccorre.

ustare], to ve; s'ôter, s self away.

, or else.

ue, ‘goose’], , to forget;

| (indicating sure).

aan], hurrir (818 usually

utrager —Out- ‘ontumelious,

eyond.

, open.