obnounce
American
[ob-nouns]
/ ɒbˈnaʊns /
verb (used without object)
obnounced,
obnouncing
Etymology
Origin of obnounce
1735–45; < Latin obnūntiāre, equivalent to ob- ob- + nūntiāre to tell ( nūnti ( us ) messenger + -āre infinitive suffix)
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