Letter O 109500–109750

One of the Spanish One, in Apulia One, in Baja One, in Cancun One, in Castilian One, in Firenze. One, in Italia One, in Italian One, in Italian or Spanish One, in Lima One, in Livorno One, in Madrid One, in Peru and Palermo One, in Pisa One, in Roma One, in San Juan One, in Sicily or Spain One, in Spanish One, in Turin. One, somewhere One, to Cicero. One, to Gianluigi Buffon One, to José One-third of "tres" One: It. One: Spanish. Opening word of "Wooly Bully" Original "one-world" set-up. Oil company founded in 1890 One may read "Reverse" Ones for Juan Ones in Madrid Ones in Orense Ones on Telemundo Ones south of Texas Ones, in Orvieto Ones, in Spain Ones, to Juan Ones, to Juanita Ones: Sp. Ones: Span. Ones: Spanish. Outstanding, as debt Off-color, maybe Offensive to some, briefly Offensive, perhaps, as a joke Open the corral Opens the gate for, maybe Opens the gate for, say Open a diaper Open up, as a new shirt Out of the money, in horse racing Oral citation ender Opposite of wind up Operates a movie projection machine. Opposite of "winds up" Overseas diplomat in N.Y.C., say Outstanding, in a way Overthrow prelude Opposite of sew. Open a rug Open a scroll. Open out, as a carpet Open, as a carpet Open, as a scroll Open, as a sleeping bag Open, as carpeting open out or unwind (something rolled or coiled) Opened, as a carpet Opens out Opens, as a sleeping bag Opens to the elements Organization for post-war aid. One way Marie says "the" Ones, in Weedon Ones: Colloq. Ones: Dial. Ourselves (Ger.) Ourselves (German) Ozark individuals Only thought Odorless Opens, as some a wine bottles Open the pickle jar Open up, as a tomb Open officially Open, as a court document Open, as a letter Open, as a pickle jar Open, as a tomb Open, as classified records Open, as letters Open, as mail Opened a lettre de cachet Opened, as an envelope Opens an envelope at the Oscars, e.g. Opens, as a letter Opens, as a tomb Opens, as an awards show envelope Opens, as an official document Opens, as documents opens as a crypt occurring at other than the proper time Oust a senator Oust via election Oust, as from office Ousted from office Ousted, in a way Offstage, say Oldest Indy winner Oldest winner of the Indianapolis 500 at 47 On-track Bobby One of three Indy winners Only person whose son and brother also won the Indianapolis 500 Our, in Augsburg Our, in Munich Our: Ger. Our: German. Ours, in Mainz Ours: Ger. Outstanding underground network in having no leader One's very own Openly confident Open a fastening Open a purse, perhaps Open or detach Open up, as a tot's winter jacket Open up, as some jackets Open with a click Open with a pop Open, as a change purse Open, as a purse Open, like some jackets Opens certain fasteners Opens, as a baby's pajamas Opens, as a change purse Opens, as a onesie Opens, as some jackets On the shelves Opens with effort, as a window Open, as a dam Open, as a drain Opens up, as a drain Opens, as a bottle Open, as a bag Out of the mud, perhaps Opt out, as from an e-newsletter Opts out of automated texts, e.g., briefly Obvious, clumsy Out of the limelight, maybe One due recognition but not receiving it One not given the honor that's due One who didn't get what they deserved One whose accomplishments are not recognized One whose courage is not recognized Ones not getting their deserved acclaim Open a package, maybe Open a package. Open, as laces Opposite of "knot" Opposite of "tether" Opposite of bind. Occurring at an unsuitable time Occurring at unsuitable time occurring before the expected or normal time "On from island __ island . . .": Tennyson "Once more __ the breach" "Once more __ the breach": "Henry V" "Once more __ the breach": Shak. "Once more ___ the breach": King Henry V "Once more ___ the breach, dear friends" "Once more ___ the breach..." ("Henry V" line) Old-fashioned word meaning "to" or "toward" Old"to" Old-timey preposition Oldish preposition. Others intro old to Of mysterious origin Out of key, as a baby grand Onetime Burmese statesman "One" on a coin "One" on a dime "One" on a one "One" on a penny "One" on ones "One," in a coin motto One at the U.S. Mint? One for Augustus One for Caesar? One in a mint? One in numismatics One of the U.S. coins One on a U.S. penny One on a one-dollar bill One on a seal One, in a motto One, on a bill One, on coins One, on the one One-dollar word? Octavian's one One at the Forum One: Latin. Occurring seldom. Only affecting a few Open to the public On the market, in a way of someone who has not been married Open a gift Open for Christmas Open on Christmas morning Open on Christmas, say Open presents Open, as Christmas presents Open, as a birthday present Open, as a present Open, at Christmas Opens a gift or package Opens on Christmas, say Opens, as a gift Opens, as a present Oral only Open a compressed file Open a computer file Open a leather jacket Open a suitcase Open two interlocking tabs Open, as a backpack Open, as a compressed file Open, as a garment bag Open, as a parka Open, as a ski suit Open, as a snowsuit Open, as a tote bag Open, as a winter coat Open, as luggage Open, as some tents Opens a jacket Opens a slide fastener Opens, as a backpack Opens, as a change purse, perhaps Opens, as a jacket Opens, as a parka Opens, as a ski jacket Opposite of "donna" Order before setting sail Out of bed and ready to go Out of bed and ready to go, to a grammarian? On the ___ (honest): Slang.