Plaza Middle School - Odyssey Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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2 Opening o- dor- less f6'der-lTsJ adj. having no odor an odorless gas. - odorlessly adv. o-dor-ous C6 der-esj adj. Having a distinctive odor, - odorously adv. Od's bod-kins Codz bodkmzj interj. Also Odds b0d'1'klIlS ibod T kTnzJ Archaic. Used as an oath. O-dys-seus Q6-dTs'yMs'J Latin Name u-lys-ses fy5'6-li's'Ezj Greek Mythology. The cunnmg King of Ithica, a leader of the Greeks 1n the Trojan.War. Od-ys-sey Cod'e-sey n. An extended advent- UYOUS wandering. Od-ys-sey C6d'e-sey The second epic of Homer, recounting the wanderings and adventures of Odysseus after the fall of Troy and his eventual return home. lFrench odysseeg from Latin Odyssea. from Greek Odusseia.1 - Od ys sey an Code se enj adj. Oe oersted. Oe, OE., O.E. Old English. Oe- de- ma Variant of edema. Oed-i-pal fed'e-pel,ede-J adj. Also oed'i-pe-an fEd'e-pe'en,e'de-5 of, relating to, or characteristic of the Oedipus complex. Oed-i-pus fEd'e-pesede-J Greek Mythology. A son of Laius and Jocasta, who was abandoned at birth and who unwittingly killed h1s father and married his motherg Subject oftwo plays by Sophocles.