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Traditional English :: oaf
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oafsh.html - n. (pl. oafs) 1 an awkward lout. 2 a stupid person. oafish adj. oafishly adv. oafishness n. [orig. = elf's child, var. of obs. auf f. ON Álfr elf] |
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English Idioms :: oak
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oafsh.html - See: GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW. |
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English Idioms :: oars
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oafsh.html - See: REST ON ONE'S OARS. |
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English Idioms :: oath
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oafsh.html - See: TAKE OATH. |
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English Idioms :: oats
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oafsh.html - See: FEEL ONE'S OATS, SOW ONE'S WILD OATS. |
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Traditional English :: oaf
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oafsh.html - n. (pl. oafs) 1 an awkward lout. 2 a stupid person. oafish adj. oafishly adv. oafishness n. [orig. = elf's child, var. of obs. auf f. ON Álfr elf] |
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