Letter O 100500–100750

One with many good buds One with special I.T. privileges Oversee people. OVERSEEN One over you, perhaps Opera extras, briefly Opera extras, for short OUTWARD rotation of forearm causing palms to face anteriorly outward rotation On one's back Opposite of prone Operetta composer Franz von __ One taking legal action against a restaurant? One making an appeal One delivering the goods offering goods and services for sale Opening band Online appeal *One who's not leading One who assumes "Over" starter Old Toyota sports car One time Toyota model Opposite of 'infra' Over all One in overall charge Overall chief Overseer of apts. Overseer of schools: Abbr. Overseer: Abbr. Overseers: Abbr. On in Paris On, en francais On, in French place names On, in Orléans On: Fr. On: French. Opposite of "sous" in French, or of "norte" in Spanish Over: French over French words One of the 124 chapters of the Koran. Of the calf of the leg. Of the calf of the leg: Anat. Of the calf. Of the leg calf Outer cloak. "Of course I will" "Oh, what the heck" "Oh, what the hell ... I'll do it" "Oh, what the hell" "Okey-doke!" One hundred per cent confident One way to say "OK" Opposite of "No dice!" One that can't lose Overwhelming favorite "Of course, Ms. Boop"? "OK, sounds good to me" On more solid ground Optimal, as a bet Ocean waves Overwork the remote Opposite of "submerged" Outsides of objets Oahu shore gear Ocean-weary? Ones who stay on the same wave length? One greeting others with the shaka sign One hanging 10 at the beach One hoping to catch a break One in a barrel, perhaps One in the pipeline? One might hang ten One often seen in curls One participating in a new Summer Olympics sport in 2021 One riding on the crest of a wave One visiting websites One who might "hang ten" One who might be crest-fallen? One "standing by the ocean's roar," in a 1963 song Ones coming ashore O.R. doings OR activity OR activity: Abbr. Onward rush. One who operates Operation VIP Operator, of a sort office, duties, or position of a surgeon, esp in the army or navy Oceanic operator? Operating system? Outpatient facility for some procedures OPERATION (pert. to) Of a branch of medicine One of South America's smallest republics, formerly One of the Seven Duffs at Duff Gardens Officers who woke up on the wrong side of the cot? Overcome a difficulty Overcome, as an obstacle Overcome, as obstacles Oversupply, excess Outlet for leftover merchandise *Occasion for hiding in the dark Out-of-nowhere testifier . . . on a battlefield October 19, 1781 "Oklahoma!" carriage "Oklahoma!" song subject "Oklahoma!" song vehicle "Oklahoma!" vehicle "Oklahoma" transport Old-style two-seater Old-time vehicles. One making a special delivery? One paid to deliver Outer faces: Abbr. Onerous extra levy Opinion poll One whose job is always on the line? One who lived through a horrific event One who withstands adversity Obama's national security adviser Rice Older Pevensie sister in "The Chronicles of Narnia" series One living at Saint James's place? One of the Arkansas McDougals Oscar winner Hayward One of the three ships that carried settlers to Jamestown in 1607 "Once Is Not Enough" author "Once Is Not Enough" author Jacqueline Oscar-winning portrayer of Sister Helen Prejean Omakase courses, often Order with udon, maybe Oriental delicacy "Oh! What a girl!" girl "Oh! What a girl!" girl of song "Oh, oh, oh, what a girl" "Oh, what a girl!” On a detective's list of or like the suspensorium -- out (investigate, to a Brit) ___ out (deduce) ___ out (determine) ___ out (solve) ___ out (understand) ___ out (discovered) "Objection!" response of Hindu truths Collection Obsolete custom of Hindu widows. Old Hindu funeral tradition Owner of a famed mill Owner of a notable 1849 mill Of stitches O.R. strings OR stitching Off-road vehicle, for short Oft-discounted lot option, these days Oft-overturned vehicle One way to prepare crêpes Oscar-winning director Templeton Oriental Broadway role. Oriental role. One of the Wongs. Of willowy grace: Var. Of delicate or slender build Opposite of zaftig Old Norse name meaning "young man" Ole partner Olympic skating gold medalist Gustafson Oscar cinematographer Nykvist Oscar winning cinematographer Nykvist Oscar-winning cinematographer Nykvist One who dominates another by sheer force of personality Olympic gymnast Boginskaya Only daughter of Joseph Stalin Olivia Benson's division on TV: Abbr. Ointment applicator One standing on deck Orlop cleaner Orlop mop Obeys a neatnik pirate's command regarding the deck Order on a ship Old word for a Methodist preacher Oscar party goodies Oscar presenter's take Oscars attendee's "bag" Ornamental festoons Official language of Kenya Official language of Tanzania Official language of Uganda One of Kenya's official languages Old word for young lower Old-fashioned lover? One with a suit to press Old boyfriends Old-time suitors Osculation letters One of the birds that "come back to Capistrano," in song One may be called "sri" One of wisdom Older yoga instructors Overwhelm completely, as with work OPILWA Okefenokee Okefenokee, e.g. Okefenokee, for one Overload with work Overwhelm, as with work Overwhelm; wetland overwhelm or flood with water Overwhelmed with work, say Overwhelmed, as with work Okefenokee and others Overloads Odette's daytime form Odette's form after Rothbart's magic spell, in a Tchaikovsky ballet Odile or Odette Once-ugly duckling One of Zeus' disguises. One of Zeus's disguises One of seven "a-swimming" in a Christmas carol One of seven birds "a-swimming" One of seven gifts "a-swimming" Origami creature, sometimes Origami output, sometimes Origami project Outdoor trumpeter of grace Exemplar of grace Symbol "Old Folks at Home" river Oh, so elegant Ostentatiously stylish: Slang. Oft-performed ballet. of football Lynn of country Orchid named for part of a bird Odette and Odile Old ugly ducklings. Originator of frozen dinners Opposite of debut. One for two, say One-for-one deal One-for-one exchange One-for-one trade One-for-one transaction Organized bartering occasions One-for-one deals of bees Bunch of bees Group Of a dark complexion. Of dark complexion. Of dark complexion: Poet.
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