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obambulate /o-BAM-byuh-layt/

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verb intr.To walk about.[From Latin ob- (to) + ambulare (to walk). Earliest documented use: 1614.]"We have often seen noble statesmen obambulating (as Dr. Johnson would say) the silent engraving-room, obviously rehearsing their orations." The Year's Art; J.S. Virtue & Co.; 1917.

Front	obambulate /o-BAM-byuh-layt/
Back	verb intr. To walk about. [From Latin ob- (to) + ambulare (to walk). Earliest documented use: 1614.] "We have often seen noble statesmen obambulating (as Dr. Johnson would say) the silent engraving-room, obviously rehearsing their orations." The Year's Art; J.S. Virtue & Co.; 1917.

Obambulate O Bam Byuh Layt Verb Intr Walk Latin Ob Ambulare