obnounce
[ ob-nouns ]
/ ɒbˈnaʊns /
verb (used without object), ob·nounced, ob·nounc·ing.
(in ancient Rome) to announce an unfavorable omen.
Origin of obnounce
1735–45; < Latin
obnūntiāre, equivalent to
ob-
ob- +
nūntiāre to tell (
nūnti(us) messenger +
-āre infinitive suffix)
Words nearby obnounce
oblivious,
oblong,
oblongata,
obloquy,
obmutescence,
obnounce,
obnoxious,
obnubilate,
oboe,
oboe d'amore,
oboe d'amour