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Oak
Coarse-textured, hard, durable wood valuable for woodworking.
| | Off
The opposite condition from in-register.
| Ogee
A compound curve, the directions of which are opposite to those of the Cyma curve.
| | Oil Stains
There are two types of oil stains, penetrating and non-penetrating. Penetrating oil stains contain dyes and resins that penetrate to the surface; non-penetrating oil stains contain larger amounts of pigment and are usually opaque or translucent.
| Opacity
The relative ability of an ink to cover the color which is underneath it. Coverage.
| | Opaque Coating
A coating that hides the previous surface coating.
| Orange Peel
Fill having the roughness of an orange due to poor roller or spray application.
| | Ormulu
A metal resembling gold. Used as mounts and decorative effects on furniture.
| Ottoman
Low upholstered seat, without arms or back, used as a footstool.
| | Out
The opposite condition from in-fit.
| Ovolo
A continuous ornament in the form of an egg which generally decorates the molding called “quarter round.” Eggs are often separated from one another by pointed darts.
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