Letter O
Old satellite-launching rocket
Old space-launched rocket
One day a week is his
One of Marvel's Avengers
One of Marvel's original Avengers
One of Thanos's foes in the Avengers movies
One of the Marvel superheroes
One of the gods whose death is foretold in Ragnarök
One of the superheroes in 2012's "The Avengers"
One who's always hammered?
Onetime part of the U.S. arsenal
Owner of Mjollnir
Owner of a magic hammer
Owner of a magical hammer.
Odin's son in Asgardian lore
of, near, or relating to the thorax
Onetime Concord school-teacher
Old character is prickly sort
One of many in Jesus' crown
"Our Town" author Wilder
"Our Town" writer Wilder
One of the Wilders.
Out-and-out, utter
of a horse, showing performing ability in all paces
Old village
Olympian Jim or Ian
Olympic swimmer Ian from Australia
Olympian portrayed by Lancaster
Olympic swimmer Ian
Olympics swimmer Ian
Olympic gold medalists Jim and Ian
One of the apostles: Abbr.
"___ Oldies but Goodies": 1961 hit
Ones being pointed to at a distance
Ones over yonder
'Oh well, that's what you're stuck with!'
Overly "thirsty" woman, in 2010s verbiage
"O Brother, Where Art __?"
"O Brother, Where Art __?": 2000 film
"O Brother, Where Art ___?" (2000 Coen brothers film)
"O Brother, Where Art ___?" soundtrack
"O Julius Caesar, __ art mighty yet!": Brutus
Old English address for one person
Old English pronoun
Old-style you
One G
One grand, for short
_O Brother, Where Art ___?_ (fictional movie in {/Sullivan's Travels/} )
Orwellian offense for unspoken dissent
Obstructor of views, but not blinder
Orwellian pursuers of dissident types
"One ___ and One Nights"
Occupied Balkan territory.
Old Balkan region
Orpheus or Spartacus, by birth
One held in bondage
Overriding narrative
Online comment groupings
Oxyuris
"... or I quit!," e.g.
"... or else!" remark
"...or else!" statement
Ominous declaration.
One may end with "or else!"
Or else! is one
Offers things you can do without
"_____ on a Match"
Of the 585 governors and members of congress, number who are neither Democrats nor Republicans
One of the "wee small" hours.
One-fifth of 15
Outside shot?
One of the "wee hours."
One tricot = __?
Observance prescribed in the Book of Esther
Opportunity for a short vacation
Obvious phony
One yard
Office tool that prepares paper for a binder with a trio of perforations
One or two, ironically
Ones with a wolf at the door
Our heroes?
Occupants of a fabled tub.
*One of two for the 1990s Chicago Bulls
Of little worth
Opera of a certain price
Off-Broadway hit (with "The").
Office attire with a vest
Office attire with vests
One triad = ?
Olga, Masha and Irina
Odds ratio for a simple bet, spelled out
of or like a threnody, an ode of lamentation
One of the sharks
___ over (forsook)
On three occasions
Once more than two times
Once, again, and again
Once, once more and yet once more
One of Benjamin Franklin's virtues.
Ooh and ah producer
One of the biggest fights in boxing history
Oft-mimicked Michael Jackson video
Old form for through
Over, for short
Otolaryngology subject
Of a voice deep and husky
Owned by Elizabeth and Juliana.
OLD World song-thrush
"Of Thee I Sing" role
Over many decades
Over time
___ over (forsake)
Old-school court wear
One hurling
One tossing darts, say
One way to stop a fight
On the ground instead of the saddle, say
Opposite of "slams," in a way
Over the whole distance: Var.
Ordinal number endings
Only one fed. holiday falls on it annually
Opening day of a PGA event, usually
Opening day of a golf major: Abbr.
Opening day of the Masters: Abbr.
"Opposable" digit
Opposable finger
On-hand items?
One-finger wrestling match
OLD Testament object
Off-stage sound effect.
Ontario city on Lake Superior known for its port
Oklahoma City fan sound?
Oppose successfully
One who disappoints
One who impedes
"O death, where is ___ sting?"
"O death, where is ___ sting?" (1 Cor. 15:55)
"O grave, where is ___ victory?": I Corinthians
Old possessive
Old-fashioned possessive
Old-style "your"
Old-style pronoun
Old-timey "your"
of relating to the sandarac tree
Of an Old World tree
Oregano relatives
Organs at the base of the neck
Oaxaca aunt
Older woman: Sp.
One in la familia
Overseas relative
Old Chinese unit of value
Ornamental headpiece for royalty
One may hold the family jewels
One over the Pope
Opera-box sight
Ornament for Miss USA
Ornament for a princess
Ornamental coronet
Ornamental crown
Opera headpieces
Opera-box headgear
Ornamental accessories
Ornamental coronets
OSTIA port river
Ostia river
Ostia's river
Ohio Congressman Pat
One known for high living?
of or relating to or characteristic of Tibet or its people or their language
One of Joe Theismann's bones infamously broken by Lawrence Taylor on "Monday Night Football"
Of a leg bone
Of the shinbone
Obsession: Colloq.
Odd habit
One may be nervous
One might be nervous
One might be verbal
One of a game trio
One of the X's in X-X-X
One of three "X"s or "O"s
One-third of a child's game
Opening in "Hollywood Squares"
Opening in "Hollywood Squares," essentially
opener Game 32-card
Old Thai coin
One might be attached to a Lab
One of the sounds of time
One second
_____ off (anger)
Old source of stock reports
Old-time Broadway greeting
One helping you get a seat?
One might put you in the audience
One might put you in the orchestra
One selling seats
One who tries to sell a political slate?
Old-timey office reminder system
Of a cough causing a constant irritation in the throat
___ off (annoys)
___ off (irritates)
Off Broadway musical made into a 2021 film directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Obsessive behavior
Odd behaviors
Odd mannerisms
Onomatopoeic mint name
Ovoid mint
On a prescription, thrice a day.
Oceanic adjective
Of a coastal cycle
Of an ocean motion
Of an ocean's rise and fall
Of ebb and flow
Of neap and ebb
Of ocean currents.
Of ocean motion
Of ocean motions
Of ocean movements
Of oceanic movements
Of periodic ebb and flow.
Of the sea's rise and fall
Of the waves
Of water's movement
One way high becomes low
Overwhelming surge, as of opinion
Offerings on toothpicks
Ocean’s regular rise and fall
Ocean rise and fall
Ocean Motion detector
Ocean movement controlled by the moon
Ocean's ebb and flow
Ocean's motion
Ocean's rise and fall
Ocean's rise or fall
Ocean's rising and falling
Oceanic flux
Oceanic movement
Oceanic occurrence
Oceanic rise and fall
Oceanic routine
One of a non-waiting pair.
One of dozens on a rack, some of which are super-ugly
One of two nonwaiters
One of two proverbially bad waiters.
Opportune time.
Oxydol shelfmate
__ over (assist, in a way)
___ over (carry through)
___ over (sustain for now)
of events Course
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