obstrepō, ere, uī, — [ob + strepō, to make a noise], to rail at, roar at.
obstupēscō, ere, stupuī, —, to become amazed, be struck dumb.
obtineō, see [teneō].
obtingō, see [tangō].
obtrēctātor, ōris [obtrēctō, to under-rate], m., detractor, traducer.
obtruncō, āre, —, ātus [ob + truncō, to maim; cf. truncus], to lop off; kill, slay.
obveniō, see [veniō].
obviam [ob + via], adv., across one’s path, in the way, towards; obviam īre, prōgredī or venīre, to go to meet; obviam esse or fierī, to meet.
obvius [ob + via], adj., in the way, meeting; with esse, fierī, or venīre, to meet.
obvolvō, ere, ī, volūtus [ob + volvō, to roll], to wrap round, envelop, cover.