Vocabulary Lesson Plans for 26th July : Here is the complete list.

Vocabulary Lesson Plans

English Vocabulary Index

Vocabulary Lesson Plans for 26th July :

Occupy (v) : employ, keep engaged, possess
Occur (v): happen, be found or met with, dawn on the mind
Occurrence (n): an incident
Ocean (n) : the vast body of water that surrounds the land masses
Ochre (n): a kind of clay used of dousing
Octagon (n): a plane figure of eight sides
Octave (n): anything consisting of eight; the eighth not from any note in music
October (n) : the tenth month of the English year
Ocular (adj.): visual, actually see, relating to eyes or sight
Odd (adj.) : not even or not exactly divisible by two, not habitual, irregular, extra, strange
Oddity (n): peculiarity, queerness
Odds (n) : inequalities, difference, miscellaneous small articles
Ode (n): a song
Odium (n): wide-spread, hatred, blame
Odorous (adj.): fragrant, sweet-smelling
Odour (n): smell
Of (prep.) : from out, from among, belong to, out of
Off (adj.): distant, far
Off (adv.) : away from
Off (prep.) : not on, away from; (inter): away
Offal (n): refuse, waste
Offence (n) : illegal act, insult, crime
Offend (v): insult, annoy, displease, do wrong
Offensive (adj.) : displeasing, insulting
Offer (v) : hold out for acceptance or rejection
Offer (n) : that which is offered
Offering (n) : an act of showing or holding out for acceptance or rejection
Offhand (adj.) : without study
Offhand (adj.) : at once
Office (n): official position, a place of business
Officer (n): one who is in charge of an office, one with authority
Official (n) : a public officer
Official (adj.) : relating to an office
Officiate (v): carry out the duties of an office, act (for)
Officious (adj.): to eager or ready to help or offer advice, use authority
Offing (n) : off the shore
Offset (v): make up for, balance
Offset (n) : the thing that makes up, perpendicular line drawn from the chain-line in field measurement
Offshoot (n) : branch, consequence
Offspring (n) : child or children

Vocabulary Lesson Plan for 26th July :

English Vocabulary Index

From Vocabulary Lesson Plans to HOME PAGE


Home Confused Words What is NEW? Search THIS Site Nursery Rhymes Beauties of English Grammar Intermediate Level Advanced English f.a.q Tips Plain English Vocabulary Etymology Synonyms Antonyms TOEFL GRE GMAT Your English Teacher Business Letters Difficult Words Social Letters Short Stories English Poems Poem Topics TOP 100 Poems English Songs Famous Quotations Business Dictionary Essays Subscribe To This Site	Vocabulary Lesson Plans English Vocabulary Index Vocabulary Lesson Plans for 26th July : Occupy (v) : employ, keep engaged, possess Occur (v): happen, be found or met with, dawn on the mind Occurrence (n): an incident Ocean (n) : the vast body of water that surrounds the land masses Ochre (n): a kind of clay used of dousing Octagon (n): a plane figure of eight sides Octave (n): anything consisting of eight; the eighth not from any note in music October (n) : the tenth month of the English year Ocular (adj.): visual, actually see, relating to eyes or sight Odd (adj.) : not even or not exactly divisible by two, not habitual, irregular, extra, strange Oddity (n): peculiarity, queerness Odds (n) : inequalities, difference, miscellaneous small articles Ode (n): a song Odium (n): wide-spread, hatred, blame Odorous (adj.): fragrant, sweet-smelling Odour (n): smell Of (prep.) : from out, from among, belong to, out of Off (adj.): distant, far Off (adv.) : away from Off (prep.) : not on, away from; (inter): away Offal (n): refuse, waste Offence (n) : illegal act, insult, crime Offend (v): insult, annoy, displease, do wrong Offensive (adj.) : displeasing, insulting Offer (v) : hold out for acceptance or rejection Offer (n) : that which is offered Offering (n) : an act of showing or holding out for acceptance or rejection Offhand (adj.) : without study Offhand (adj.) : at once Office (n): official position, a place of business Officer (n): one who is in charge of an office, one with authority Official (n) : a public officer Official (adj.) : relating to an office Officiate (v): carry out the duties of an office, act (for) Officious (adj.): to eager or ready to help or offer advice, use authority Offing (n) : off the shore Offset (v): make up for, balance Offset (n) : the thing that makes up, perpendicular line drawn from the chain-line in field measurement Offshoot (n) : branch, consequence Offspring (n) : child or children Vocabulary Lesson Plan for 26th July : English Vocabulary Index From Vocabulary Lesson Plans to HOME PAGE