Adjective with O

  • Means aged or not new.

  • Describes something having the orange color.

  • Means unusual, strange, or different.

  • Means not closed, free to enter or use.

  • Greasy or slick; covered with oil

  • Describes someone who follows rules.

  • Means very overweight or fat.

  • Means excellent or very impressive.

  • Means unique, new, or first version.

  • Means normal or not special.

  • Means shaped like an egg or ellipse.

  • Means clear or easy to understand.

  • Means slow to understand or blunt.

  • Means shocking, extreme, or very unusual.

  • Means highly unpleasant or offensive.

  • Describes a threatening, spooky sign of trouble.

  • Shaped longer than wide; a stretched oval.

  • Showy and flashy; meant to impress people.

  • Hopeful and positive about future outcomes.

  • Rich, luxurious, and full of lavish splendor.

  • Means the sole one; single and exclusive.

  • Sociable, friendly, and enjoys being with others.

  • Irritable or stubborn; easily annoyed.

  • Unaware; not noticing what's happening.

  • Not see-through; blocks light or is unclear.

  • Means not well-known or hard to see.

  • Impartial; based on facts, not feelings.

  • Neat and well-arranged; methodical.

  • Open and obvious; not hidden.

  • Neat, tidy, and well-structured.

  • Natural; from living things.

  • Adjective meaning finished; ended.

  • Weighing more than is healthy or average.

  • Excessively fixated; overly preoccupied.

  • All right; acceptable or fine.

  • Highly decorated or elaborate.

  • Strange, bizarre, or very unusual.

  • All-powerful; having unlimited power.

  • Watchful; quick to notice things.

  • Describes something outdated, not used anymore.

  • Means contrary or completely different.

  • Comparative of old; more advanced in age.

  • Means burdensome or very difficult.

  • Describes being fixated on something.

  • Participial adjective: unsealed or not closed.

  • Extremely intense; too much to handle.

  • Domineering; bossy and overcontrolling.

  • Indecent or offensive; very rude.

  • Color adjective; a dark yellow‑green shade.

  • Insulting; likely to cause hurt or anger

  • External; on or toward the outside

  • Slanted or indirect in direction or speech

  • Valued too highly; not as good as said

  • Continuing; still happening or in progress

  • UK spelling; arranged and well ordered

  • Open to new ideas; tolerant and flexible

  • All-knowing; knowing everything

  • Numeral adjective; meaning single, just one

  • Present everywhere at the same time

  • Stubborn; hard to persuade or change

  • Overcome with emotion; feeling swamped

  • Too large; bigger than the usual size

  • Describes being not in, turned off, or absent

  • Has strong opinions; not easily swayed

  • Having a noticeable smell, often unpleasant

  • Eight-sided in shape; having eight sides

  • Different or additional; an alternative

  • Decorative; meant for beauty, not function

  • Switched off, not working, or spoiled

  • Best or most favorable; the ideal

  • Willing to consider new ideas; open to others

  • Egg-shaped; relating to an ovule

  • Seeming from another world; dreamy, ethereal

  • Harsh, burdensome, or overly controlling

  • Means slowly seeping out, like goo.

  • Clumsy and awkward, like a big oaf.

  • Belonging to oneself; personal.

  • Helpful and willing to do a favor.

  • Excessively enthusiastic or eager.

  • opportunistic

  • Extremely happy and thrilled.

  • Authorized or formal; from an authority.

  • Too strong or dominant compared to others.

  • Full of ooze; slimy and seeping.

  • Relating to the eyes; eye-related.

  • Required or mandatory; must be done.

  • Moving back and forth; swinging.

  • Excessive or extravagant; too much.

  • Adjective: too protective, overly cautious.

  • Adjective: willing to consider new ideas.

  • Adjective: causing or creating obstacles.

The words in the list Adjective with O come from players of the word game City, Country, River.