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Oathbond — The mystical bond created by the swearing of an oath. (CtD)
Oblivion — The manifestation and hunger of entropy, also known to some as the Great Unmaking. Oblivion is the final fate of all things in the Underworld, save those who Transcend. The physical manifestation of Oblivion is called the Void, and it opens upon the heart of the Labyrinth. (WtO)
Obolus — The Stygian base unit of currency, forged from one soul. (WtO)
Old Gods — The pre-Christian deities worshipped by Pagans and shamans but displaced by the Word of God. Seen by Christian magi as spirits, these deities still command respect in rural places. (MtSC)
Oni — A Cathayan who makes excessive use of the Demon Shintai Discipline (see Raksha). (KotE)
Onyx Tower — Charon's palace, now abandoned. (WtO)
Oracle — A legendary mage who has moved beyond the understanding of other magicians, perhaps even to Ascension. (MtA)
Order of Reason, the — An international affiliation of philosopher-scientists dedicated to helping humanity. Rejecting magick in favor of science and reason, the Order seeks its own Path of Gold in the form of Enlightenment for all. (MtSC)
Orphans — Mages who Awaken without formal training and who school themselves in their own magical techniques. Each Orphan discovers her own paradigm of doing magic. (MtA)
Osiris — Egyptian ruler of the underworld. The first mummy and originator of the Spell of Life. Osiris' spirit now resides within the Web of Faith. (MtR)
Osiris — A vampire who builds a mortal cult around himself, in the interests of gaining sustenance. As the millennium approaches and passes, Osiris cults become increasingly common. (VtM)
Ostracism — A punishment declaring a mage separated from mage society. (MtA)
Otherworlds — Realms outside the Gauntlet. (MtA)
Otherworlds — Spirit lands outside the borders of the Common World — the Heavens, Hells, elemental courts and other, more esoteric Realms. (See Umbra.) (MtSC)

Quick, The — The living. (WtO)
Quiet — A temporary (usually) delusional state brought on by Paradox and magic. (MtA)
Quincunx — A sect formed by the alliance of five important Chinese courts. While not all Chinese courts pay tribute ot the Quincunx, many do. (KotE)
Quintessence — The energy of magic. All things are created from Quintessence and return to it. The building blocks of Prime energy. (MtA)
Quintessence — The "fifth essence" that permeates and flows through all Creation. Also called Prima, Vis, Earth's Blood and Odyllic Force. (See Tass.) (MtSC)

Sabbat, The — A sect of vampires that rejects humanity, embracing their monstrous natures. The Sabbat is bestial and violent, preferring to lord over mortals rather than hide from them. (VtM)
Sacred Artisans — The original fellowship of Artisan magi, founded in ancient Egypt.
Sahu — The spiritual body, an everlasting and eternal soul. (MtR)
Saining — "The Naming"; a ritual performed on a newly awakened changeling to determine his kith, his True Name and his place in the Dreaming. (CtD)
Sakhmu — "Spirit Scepter." The name given to those mummies with strong khu spirits. (MtR)
Sandman — A vampire who feeds upon sleeping victims only. (VtM)
Satori — A sudden flash of enlightenment that turns one's world upside-down. Reaching a satori may takes years,, or it may occur in an instant of clarity. In either case, the world never seems the same afterward. See den. (KotE)
Scarlet Chi — Yang Chi (of the type used by vampires). (KotE)
Scarlet Queen — The legendary female progenitor of the Kuei-jin. Oddly enough, represenative of Yang (traditionally a masculine force). A few scholars note her similarities to the Kindred's Lilith. (KotE)
Scarlet Screen — A mortal or mortal institution used as an unwitting pawn for Kuei-jin activity. (KotE)
Scourge — A common name for the rebel angels of the winds. See Asharu. (DtF)
Scourge — The price of magick; beneficial or baneful fortune surrounds all sorcerers, and occasionally rises to strike them down. Some believe this whipping (scourging) is from God, and is a punishment for presuming to alter His Creation; others see it as the snapping of mystick threads, or the whims of angry Pagan gods. (MtSC)
Sebayet — "Teachings." A body of literature that describes the origins and goals of the Shemsu-heru. (MtR)
Sebettu — Literally, "the seven," the collective name for the rebel Houses of the fallen. (DtF)
Second Breath, The — The return from the spirit worlds; the Cathayan rebirth. (KotE)
Second Death — The ending of the Second Life. (MtR)
Second Life — The life of a modern mortal host before the joining. Also known as the life of the khat. (MtR)
Second Sight — The ability to perceive monsters — at least ones that attempt to hide or disguise themselves — through force of will. Also called "the sight." (HtR)
Sect — A group of Kindred arguably united under a common philosophy. The three most widely known sects currently populating the night are the Camarilla, the Inconnu and the Sabbat. (VtM)
Seeking — The quest for greater enlightenment. (MtA)
Sefekhi — "Unbandaged One." The term for mummies with powerful khaibits. (MtR)
Sekhem — Power or life-force, similar in many ways to the Chinese concept of chi. (MtR)
Semektet — The weakened state of a mummy with no Sekhem remaining. (MtR)
Sentinel — A mage who guards over a Chantry but is not a member. (MtA)
Sept — The group of Garou who lived near and tend an individual caern. (WtA)
Serpent-borne — Vampires who arrived in Japan during the Fourth Age. (KotE)
Set ­— Brother of Osiris and slave of Apophis. Set has been the enemy of the Reborn since the time of Horus. (MtR)
Setites — See Followers of Set. (MtR)
Shade Realm — The Umbral component of a Shard Realm. (MtA)
Shadow, The — The darker side of a wraith's personality. The Shadow is selfish, egocentric and sadistic, and directs its efforts toward destroying all the wraith loves (including the wraith himself.) (WtO)
Shadow Nature — Period when a Kuei-jin's P'o dominates its body. (KotE)
Shadow War — Ritualistic combat between Kuei-jin wu or courts. (KotE)
Shadow-walking — Entering the spirit world (the ''shadow") and traveling through it in bodily form (as opposed to astral flight). (MtSC)
Shadowlands, The — The ghostly realm just across the Shroud from the lands of the living. (WtO)
Shallowing — A time when the mortal world and Otherworlds overlap; or a place where a normal person could cross over without difficulty. (MtSC)
Shanu-atiu — The inner circle of ghostly priests who watched over Osiris in the underworld city of Amenti. These holy spirits taught the god's ancient commandments and interpreted the words he spoke in his rare moments of lucidity. (MtR)
Shard Realm — A Realm or world corresponding to one of the nine elements of magic, sundered from Gaia long ago. Each is ruled by a Celestine and is thought to correspond with one of the planets, including Luna. (MtA)
Shattering, The — The time when the last sidhe departed and the last trods to Arcadia closed. (CtD)
Sheep — Humans. (WtA)
Shemsu-heru — The Followers of Horus. Egyptian mummies who follow the leadership of Horus and abide by his code. (MtR)
Shen — Any supernatural/Awakened being. (KotE)
Shih — An ancient order of Chinese witch-hunters. (KotE)
Shikome — Female, Yin-aspected vampires who serve the Yama King Mikaboshi. (KotE)
Shroud, The — The barrier separating the Lands of the Living from the Lands of the Dead. (MtR)
Sifu — A respected teacher; also known as master, sabom, sensei, or tetsu. (KotE)
Sire — A vampire's "parent"; the Kindred who created her. (VtM)
Siren — A vampire who seduces mortals in order to drink from them, and then only takes a small quantity of blood, so as to avoid killing them. (VtM)
Skinlands, The — The lands of the living. (WtO)
Skyrigger — A ship designed to fly into the Heavens; also a term for those who fly those ships. (MtSC)
Slayer — A common name for the rebel angels of the dead. See Halaku. (DtF)
Sleeper — A person who has not yet Awakened to the fullness of the supernatural world. (MtA)
Sleeper — Also Sleepwalker, Caudex; a person who cannot see Creation the way it truly is. One who has not Awakened, and probably never will. (See Awakening, Mist.) (MtSC)
Slumber — The healing sleep that wraiths can indulge in. (WtO)
Slumming — The practice of feeding from derelicts, the homeless and other dregs of society; one who does this regularly is known as a Slummer. (VtM)
Solitary — A sorcerer who chooses to be left alone. A solitary might join a group for a while, but she avoids longterm alliances or indoctrination. (MtSC)
Sots — Mundane people; "sothead" and "sot-brain" are popular epithets. (CtD)
Soulfire — Crystals of concentrated Pathos, used in soulforging. (WtO)
Soulless, The — Humans who venerate the supernatural or support its cause through "questionable behavior" (e.g., nightclub goers, new agers, goths, gang members). A highly subjective term applied according to the user's own moral code and belief systems. Ironically, some hunters can be "soulless" to other hunters. (HtR)
Spectre — A wraith whose Shadow has achieved permanent dominance. Spectres serve Oblivion. Also known as the Shadow-Eaten. (WtO)
Spell of Life, The — The magical formula that creates mummies and gives them eternal life. Also known as the Great Rite and the Spell (or Ritual) of Rebirth. (MtR)
Sphere — A particular element of reality that can be codified and manipulated with magic. (MtA)
Spheres, the — Nine elements of Creation spinning in orbits around the Earth. According to legend, they chime like crystals, giving forth the "Music of the Spheres." Also a name sometimes given to the nine Arts associated with those Spheres. (MtSC)
Spirit — A creature from the Otherworlds, formed of ephemera, rather than matter. Also called Iwa, Umbrood and many other names. (See Imsginis, Umbrood.) (MtSC)
Spirit Courts — The intangible realms adjoining the material realm. From these places come spirits and Chi. In Western thought, the various Umbrae. (KotE)
Squama — An insulting name for Daedaleans; refers to the metal plates used in armor (with the idea that their heads and hearts are made of the same material). (MtSC)
Stalker — A mortal who hunts down and destroys Kindred (q.v. Witch-hunter). (VtM)
Static Reality — The "natural course" of reality, unaffected by the direction of magic. Static reality has become more and more constrictive as the world clamps down to a single paradigm and as reality becomes less accepting of change or magic. (MtA)
Stepping Sideways — Entering the spirit world. Many elders consider this term flippant and disrespectful. (WtA)
Strike Force Zero — A top-secret branch of the Japanese government dedicated to investigating the supernatural. (KotE)
Stygia — The Dark Kingdom of Iron, the largest organization of wraiths in the Western world. Also the capital city of the empire of the Western Restless. (WtO)
Sundering, The — The time when humanity first began to turn away from their dreams; the Iron Age. (CtD)
Superstitionists — An insulting term for mysticks, especially those of the Nine Traditions. (MtSC)
Suspire — The rumored epiphany experienced just prior to the attainment of Golconda. (VtM)
Symposium — A meeting of the Technocracy. (MtA)

Udja-sen — "Judged One." The term for mummies who lost a portion of their soul in judgment by the Judges of Ma'at. (MtR)
Uji — A Japanese term for a court of like-minded Cathayans. (KotE)
Umbra — The spirit world(s). (MtA)
Umbra — An uncommon name for the vast spirit world (or more properly, worlds) surrounding the mortal one. (See Otherworlds.) Also called L'Umbra Haute. (MtSC)
Umbra — The spirit world. (WtA)
Umbrood — Any number of creatures and spirits that exist in the spirit realms. (MtA)
Umbrood — Literally means "shadow-children"; a Hermetic term for spirits of all kinds. (MtSC)
Underworld, The — The realms of the dead, from the Shores to the Shadowlands and including Stygia, the Tempest, the Labyrinth and the Void. (WtO)
Undying, The — Another name for mummies. (MtR)
Urn — A mortal who has the potential to become Kuei-jin or who actually does so. (KotE)
Urrah — Garou who live in the city; also, the tainted ones. (WtA)

Wa Nature — A Kuei-jin's "normal" persona, when she is not in a frenzied or P'o-possessed state. (KotE)
Wacko — A hunter who pursues the mission to extremes, whether through willingness to make profound sacrifices, to accept human losses, or to profess unfathomable motives in the name of the hunt. (HtR)
Wall, The — The psychic barrier separating the Middle Kingdom from the Yin and Yang Worlds. In the West, the Wall is known as the Gauntlet or the Shroud. (KotE)
Wan Kuei — "Ten Thousand Demons"; elder Cathayans' name for themselves. (KotE)
Wan Xian — "Ten Thousand Immortals"; allegedly the original name of the Kuei-jin. (KotE)
Wave Nature — Rotschreck. (KotE)
Ways, The — The traditions of the Garou. (WtA)
Weaver, The — Manifestation and symbol of order and pattern. Computers, science, logic and mathematics are examples of the Weaver's influence on the material plane. (WtA)
Weavery — Spellcasting. The term comes from the idea of reweaving Creation. (MtSC)
Web of Faith — A network of holy sites and Sekhem (mystical energy) found throughout the Middle East. The Web of Faith serves to house and sustain the spirit of Osiris. (MtR)
Wheel of Ages — The eternal cycle of being, in which the earth suffers through the eras of increasing misery, until the nadir of the cycle is reached and the world begins to right itself toward Paradise once more. (KotE)
Whelp — A derogatory term for a young Kindred, originally used with exclusive reference to one's own progeny. (VtM)
Whig — A contemptuous term for a vampire who possesses an interest in mortal trends and fashions. (VtM)
Wight — Human; man; a mortal. (VtM)
Wilder — A changeling of adolescent years, usually from age 13 to age 25. Known for their wild undertakings and loose tempers, wilders are the most common changelings. (CtD)
Witch-hunter — A mortal who searches out and destroys vampires. (VtM)
Witch walk — Eerie phenomena that betray a mage's presence. Soured milk, strange sounds, rustling winds and hundreds of other portents can follow "when a witch walks by." (MtSC)
Wonder — An object of magical power. Some Wonders are simple objects that perform only a small trick or hold a tiny amount of Quintessence, while others are legendary artifacts capable of phenomenal feats of magic and holding great amounts of mystical energy. (MtA)
Word, the — Hunters' implicit language of signs and icons used to communicate simple encoded messages. (HtR)
Word, the — A great Truth, often seen in different lights (the Holy Word, the Word of Reason, the Word of Insight, etc.). Sadly, most people consider their chosen Word to be the only truth, and will kill in its name. (MtSC)
Wraith — A ghost, a spirit who retains such strong attachments to the lands of the living that she cannot move past this level of existence. Also called the Restless. (WtO)
Wu — A Kuei-jin "family"; similar in some respects to a Sabbat or Lupine pack. (KotE)
Wyck — A common name for primordial magi and magic. (MtA)
Wyck, the — According to Pagan legends, the first race of magi. (MtSC)
Wyld, The — manifestation and symbol of pure change. The chaos of transformation and elemental force. (WtA)
Wyld & Fried — An insane mage, generally a Marauder. (MtA)
Wyrm, The — manifestation and symbol of evil, entropy and decay in Garou belief. Vampires are of the Wyrm, as are toxic waste and pollution. (WtA)

Yama Kings — Various malignant spirit beings predating the coming of the Jade Emperor. The Yama Kings are powerful demonic spirits who hold territories in the outer reaches of the Yin and Yang Worlds. Yama Kings of Yang are known as "Banes" in the West, while those of Yin are termed "Malfeans" by Western ghosts. In the Fifth Age, the Yama Kings have a link to the Kuei-jin P'o, and they often seek to subvert Kuei-jin to their service. Ones who succumb are known as akuma: "devils." (KotE)
Yang — In Kuei-jin terms, the active, positive principle of life, as well as Chi derived from that principle. (KotE)
Yang World — The tumultuous, "higher" spirit world composed of Yang energy and inhabited by nature-spirits and kami. (KotE)
Yearnings — Also called "the Gloomies," the Yearning is the utter longing for Arcadia that overcomes grumps as Banality encroaches upon them. (CtD)
Yin — In Kuei-jin terms, the passive, negative principle of death, as well as Chi derived from that principle. (KotE)
Yin World — The negative, "lower" spirit world composed of Yin energy and inhabited by wraiths and Spectres. (KotE)
Yokel — A hunter who believes in and professes the wisdom of supernatural folktales and legends concerning monsters, often without having tested the validity of such beliefs. (HtR)
Yomi, Yomi World — A nightmarish "hell world" formed from defiled areas of both the Yin and Yang Worlds. The Yama Kings have domains here, and the P'o soul of a Kuei-jin-to-be goes here to be tormented. (KotE)
-yuf — "Honored equal"; a suffix appended to a name. (WtA)

I found this in Mage the Ascension (Revised). Page 99:

Pedagogue -- Nothing fulfills you like teaching others...Through words and writing, you hope to bring the illumination of study to everyone. After all, you know so much and are so well-informed that it would be a disservice not to lend your wisdom to others.
Your strength comes from Knowledge period. Even if you are not terribly bright, you are always eager to share, to learn more and to teach others what you know and they don't.
Your weakness is Logorrhea. Once you get started you don't stop, and you'll bore people to death with useless trivia. Some knowledge is useful, but not everything all the time!
--You gain Willpower when you see or hear of someone benefitting in a discernible way from the wisdom that you shared.

That must've been a lot of work. Have some Willpower, you've earned it. Criminy.