Associations to the word «Ob»
Noun
- Mir
- Lib
- Wen
- Soprano
- Beatles
- Easter
- Cb
- Perturbation
- Ni
- Fasting
- Eq
- Ac
- Og
- Ful
- Obscenity
- Su
- Dur
- Cy
- Welt
- Ru
- Mccartney
- Das
- Dt
- Ne
- Divination
- Rea
- Br
- Kin
- Methanol
- Rb
- Doppler
- Fer
- Ting
- Tributary
- Spec
- Duct
- Soloist
- Viola
- Leben
- Ev
- Optimization
- Ser
- Estuary
- Ufo
- Gale
- Ren
- Gal
- Av
- Rec
- Basin
- Settlement
- Shaman
- Je
- Si
- Sup
- Ng
- Dir
- Mouse
- Cor
- Confluence
- Microscopy
- Sg
- Di
- Tt
- Sion
- Advent
- Obstruction
- Em
- Tic
- Cellulose
- Th
- Ja
- Ritual
- Ern
- Lam
- Portage
- Mu
- Ous
- Ca
- Ness
- Waveguide
- Cally
Adjective
Wiktionary
OB, noun. (historical) A halfpenny.
OB, noun. (archaic) An objection.
OB, noun. (genetics) The obese gene.
OB, proper noun. A major river in western Siberia, Russia.
OB, symbol. (category theory) The set of objects of a category.
OB, abbreviation. Obstetrician
OB, abbreviation. Obstetrics
OB, abbreviation. Obstetric
OB, abbreviation. Ob. (latin) obiit: he/she died
OB, abbreviation. Obligatory (as in "ob. link" on Usenet) (see [1])
Dictionary definition
OB, noun. A major river of western Siberia; flows generally northward and westward to the Gulf of Ob and the Kara Sea.
OB, noun. The branch of medicine dealing with childbirth and care of the mother.
Wise words
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