Letter O
One-liner, part 6
Object thrown in defeat
Out-of-the-closet coverup?
offensive term for someone who wears a turban
Objects thrown in defeat
One was built in Babel
Overshadow, with "over"
Overshadowed, with "above"
Of impressive height
One pulling a tall structure?
often disparaging term for a person with blond or yellowish hair
old word for year
"Old ___ Road," longest-running #1 single in Billboard history (19 weeks)
Oppidan's locale
Out of ___ (away)
Out of ___ (on a trip)
Of a university's relationship with its surroundings
Old-timey auto body style
Officials who may issue licenses
One who might ring a bell
Original newscasters.
Olde ___ (historic area, quaintly)
Olde ____
Olde sod?
Oscar-winning "Chinatown" screenwriter Robert
Oscar-winning screenwriter Robert
Out-of- -- (visitor)
Out-of-__ (tourist)
of a variety of the Asian plant moschatel
Oberlin native, to an Oberlin student
Off-campus local
Off-campus nonstudent
One gets lost in the countryside
often disparaging term for a resident in a town
old term for a mischievous and roguish child who frequents city streets
Old place to find criers
One may pull an Escape
of or relating to or caused by a toxin or poison
of or relating to toxicology, the study of poisons
Organic poison
one who suffers from toxiphobia, fear of poison or being poisoned
"Or sells eternity to get a ___."—Shakespeare.
Object for a child's amusement
One symbol of Christmas.
One under a tree, maybe
Output of Santa's workshop
One-named "I Do!" singer named for a Jackson
One sitting in your lap, perhaps
One not serious
One who trifles
One who's not playing seriously
Old-fashioned trinket shop vendors
One who doesn't want to grow up, in a jingle
Outlets for simple robots?
One-named rapper with a hyphen in his name
Opens oneself up to a littering charge, maybe
Opening for a chorus line
Org. instrumental in preserving Sagamore Hill
Over; across: Prefix.
Only man to twice win the U.S. Open without losing a set in the entire tournament
Outdoor singles champion, 1953.
Open-source project management tool used for software development
Outline, maybe
Outline hydrogen atoms?
Odored chemical added to odorless gases for leak detection
One looking for missing persons
Ornamental work, as in Gothic windows.
Of the windpipe
One of the Braxton sisters
One of the singing Braxton sisters
One of the sisters on TV's "Braxton Family Values"
Outlined copy.
Overdubbing unit
observe or plot the moving path of something
OnStar, notably
One use for a GPS
Olympic runners' goals
of land Area
of land Expanse
of land Piece
of land Stretch
OXFORD Movement (1833)
Oxford Movement
Old-timey steam-powered road locomotives
One-seated vehicle
One may hold a ship in place
One of the main roles on "30 Rock"
Oscar winner for "Boys Town"
Oscar winner for "Captains Courageous"
Orthodox, for short
Off-season action
One might be denoted by two opposing arrows
One of Jack's many?
One reason for a new jersey
One reason for a new starting lineup
One way to acquire a player
Obtained things, as on the frontier
Opportunity for promotion
Old car, maybe
Old car, often
One constantly going back and forth?
One on a Wall Street floor
One who barters
One who might yell "Sell!"
One who works on the floor
Off-season moves
Off-season sports stories
Off-season baseball action
Oater emporium
Oral transmission of information from ancestors to posterity.
October 21, 1805.
One often standing in the road?
Orange item set out by a highway crew
Orange marker in a construction zone
Officer directing vehicles at intersections
One who may wave to you
One waving you through
One holding a flag, maybe
Overacting crossing guard?
One who would rather play Othello than Orsino
Olivier forte.
Of which Melpomene is the Muse.
Of serious drama: Prefix.
Oh-so-regrettable
of or like a tragedy
of or relating to or characteristic of tragedy
One might be made of bread crumbs
Oregon or Appalachian
Oregon or Chisholm
Oregon or Chisolm
Oregon or Overland
Oregon or Santa Fe
Oregon or Sante Fe
Oregon, e.g.
Oregon, for one
___ of Tears
Off road rider
Off-roading option
Off-road rides
Off-road transports
Off-the-set living quarters
One getting hitched
One may begin with "In a world ... "
Oregon and Santa Fe
Oregon, Santa Fé, Chisholm.
Of thought, perhaps.
Old-time campaign transportation
One coming down the aisle?
One that stays on track?
Orderly succession
Orient Express
Orient Express, e.g.
Orient Express, notably
One who has practiced his hitting skills
Optic metaphor for experience (Stanislaw Lem)
One in a medieval joust, presumably?
One learning the ropes
One at a new job
One being mentored
One in learning mode
One interning
One just learning the ropes, say
One learning a trade
One learning a vocation
One learning on the job
One new to a line
One under instruction
One under instruction to make a stand about wet weather
Office newbies
Office novices
Onboarding participants
Ones being instructed.
Ones learning the ropes
One may be personal
One who might provide you with a lift?
one who trains others
Orient Express event
Order concerning Amtrak vehicles?
One may tell a conductor to slow down
obsessed with trivial details, especially of a subject generally considered uninteresting
One may be expressed by a gene
One guilty of betrayal.
One who'd sell out his country.
of or characteristic of a traitor
"Our fears do make us ___": Shak.
Occupants of the lowest circle of Dante's hell
Old refrain
of County Kerry Seat
Old London streetcar
Old London transit
Old London transport
Old time streetcar
Omnibus alternative
One going through a tunnel, perhaps
One way around Disneyland
One way up the hill
Open railcar used in mines
Ore car
Ore carrier
Ore conveyer
Ore truck
Ore wagon.
Ore-carrying vehicle
Overhead carrier
Overhead transport
Ore transport
Ore transporters
Outlandish or barbarous
on or coming from the other side of the mountains
One not of high morals
Olympic event where athletes go up, down, up, down, up...
Olympics event since 2000
Ocean nomads
Onetime London outing
Old travel way for wagons
One-time part of the London street scene.
Ore carriers
Ore cars
Ore carts
Oblong piece of skin from which glove parts are cut.
One delivering a knockout, informally
". . . one small step . . ." site
Opposite of "cis-"
Over and beyond: Prefix.
One who does business.
Oil-pipeline route
On far side of a European mountain group.
Onetime alternative to a Camaro
Over the waves.
of the region beyond the Caucasus mountains in Georgia
Overcome limitations
Overpass; exceed
One shifted to a new post
offend all laws of humanity
of the nature of a transgression
Overnight guest in a motel.
one who stays for only a short time
Old type of radio
On its way, after "in"
One might be found between a pair of speakers
One whose goal is to make you understand
of, relating to, or involving uniform motion in one direction
of or relating to the region beyond the moon's orbit
Over the ___ (unsolicited)
Over-the-___ (unsolicited)
Of aeronautical speeds between 600 and 900 MPH.
Of aeronautical speeds.
of or relating to conditions when travelling at or near the speed of sound
on the other (ie the north) side of the river Po
One eager to see how the other half lives, say
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