Letter O
Old toy that's the spinning analog of a flip book (not, as it looks, a cliché about a Muppet)
Old-fashioned image projector
Of animal life
Olympian marathoner Budd
Olympic runner Budd
ODDBALL (sl.)
One is undead
One moaning "braaaaaaaains"
One of the living dead
One of the undead
Online "holy crap!"
Online exclamation variation whose first letter supposedly doesn't stand for anything
Of a division.
Of a specific district
Of an area
Of district
Of districts
One-fourth of Germany.
"___ Out!: Race, Displacement, and City Planning in New York City"
__ out (dazed)
___ out (.........oh, was I supposed to narrow this down?)
One fighting urban sprawl, say
Old postal divisions
___ out (loses focus)
Obstacles to some enlargements
___ out (fall asleep)
out Pass
___ out (stupefied)
One might be organized by habitat
Opening setting of "Madagascar"
Organized collection of fauna.
Ornithologist employer
One often behind bars
One of Salinger's Glass family
ORGANIC cell
One concerned with creature comforts?
One involved in monkey business?
Of the animal kingdom
One who solves this crossword?
One of Darwin's fields
One may consider a Gen Xer old
Only places to find South China tigers, possibly
Only places to find anteaters in the U.S.
Out-of-control locales
One-act Edward Albee play, with "The"
Outlandish 1940s suit
old type of
Outfit of the late 1930s
Osaka sandal
One often leaving his initial behind
"Outtasight!"
Overcrowding antidote, initially
One half of a Gabor name
*Oft-wed actress
One of a famed family of entertainers
Oft-married actress
Occupy Wall Street epicenter
obligatory chess move
One-time inlet of the North Sea
One in the Swahili family
One of about 9 million South Africans
One of about nine million South Africans
Origin of some lyrics sung in "The Lion King"
OVERIJSSEL capital (Neth.)
Offshoot of the blues
OVUM and sperm nuclei, fusing product of
Owner of Words With Friends
Online gambling app
OLANZEPINE
One may drive away the cold
Other half of the decoder ring
Only three-letter word in Scrabble that requires both blank tiles
Onomatopoeia for sleep.
Openly denounce or criticize
Open insult or act of disrespect
One who puts others down
One who causes estrangement between people
One segment that runs from start to finish in sixty minutes
Old saying often repeated
Orient direction
Organization representing American foreign language instructors
Operatic star with an attitude
Old-style brew
Opposite of windward
Open meadows or grasslands
On one’s own
Organ for tasting and speaking
Oscar Wilde's play about political secrets and blackmail
Operatic solo that showcases vocal prowess
Outdoor grilling event at home
Opposed or disinclined
Orchestral music sheets for conductors
Organizer for scheduled meetings and events
Originating in Tokyo or Delhi
Official language of Egypt and Iraq
Old-fashioned or outdated, like ancient language
One who drafts plans for grand designs
Orchestra direction meaning "from the beginning" in Italian
Opposite of humid
On land from the sea
Ordinary fellow, nothing special
Obstacle to clear in a high jump
One who builds with wood
One who casts church chimes
Online social media summary, briefly
Object of obsessive admiration
Opposite of white
Out-of-focus image, perhaps
Old-fashioned smoker favored by sailors and Popeye
Old-school data storage often saved in drives with a sliding metal cover
Obsolete audio storage medium wound on spools
One of Saturn's moons sharing a name with a "Friends" character
Object contemplate dense (cryptically)
Object used in a simple leisure activity for youngsters
Of or relating to the most populous country in Asia
Orbital neighbor in our solar system
Office worker in charge of records
Old-fashioned container for pickles or soups
One who constructs word puzzles
One who ignites a blaze deliberately
One who studies matter, energy, and the laws of nature
Out of commission, as a gadget
Oscar-winning star of "The Revenant"
Optical storage medium for data
Old-school PC operating system
Opposite of plus in math
Oriental region
Orwellian superstate aligned with Oceania's enemy
Omelet ingredient separated from the yolks
Often follows “Smith” in author lists
Online game where players draft lawmakers and score points based on bills and votes
Online code required for Huggies support contest
One of the three wise men in Christian tradition
Overjoyed or pleased
Olympic medal above silver
One often chased by a tortoise
Old term for a red deer
One who entertains guests
Obstacles faced in a race on a track
Opposite votes in Parliament
Opera by Verdi often translated as "The Force of Destiny"
Opposite of small
Opposite of more
Opulent ship for ocean travel
Opulent residence with many rooms
Opposite of women
One who digs for gold or coal
Opposite of ayes
Old-fashioned way to refuse
Original work of fiction in book form
Only child, perhaps
Official command or directive
Oars used by rowers
Opening for a coin in a vending machine
O. Henry short story collection named for the population of New York City
Oak or maple, for example
One practising very alternative medicine
Obtained via two intermediaries
Of the extreme north or south
Organ – ill-humour
Open these to remove all restrictions
One may be laughing – or sleeping?
One’s not at liberty
Or buns (anag) – bribe to commit a crime
Overcooked food
One consequence of air travel
Oofta!
Open (sleeping bag?)
Oh dear, poor little thing!
Old Cusco citizen
Opted (anag)
Overcome by somnolence
Ordinary members of group or military force
One that does not follow the crowd
One of two, sometimes identical
One who may be losing their thread?
One who dabbles – in jelly and custard?
One who directs the route
Old-fashioned – accompanied romantically
Outstanding expertise and control
One sticks out at the seaside
On a number of levels
Outstanding feature of the Taj Mahal
Opposite of day wear
Oddball – haunts lido (anag)
One can be very kind – or very cruel
Old and collectable
One starts on the grid
Out of contact
One fails to appear
Oranges and Lemons, for instance
One thinks the worst of people
Orange jam
Oilskin item
Old seller of textile fabrics
One may form in rugby
One of four (identical?) babies
Old newspaper employee
Of one’s hooter
Of South American mountains
Obtain through manipulative methods
One brat (anag.)
Of choppers
Origin – bed
Open (plonk)
Old name for Met HQ
Old Austrian royal
One that’s Laughing in the Wallace Collection
Occasion for nourishment
One with an appreciation for the finer things
Outstrip – ignore
Over-par scores
Out-of-this-world holidays?
Of a romance
Olive ___ – dreary
Overcoat – historic Irish province
Olympus chief
Ordains (anag.)
Of an advanced qualification
On the edge of one’s seat
Of tiny particles
Offbeat – cleaving off in layers
Old(ie)
Of a bouquet?
Of an extended flight
Of little material, as some undergarments
One who came before
One ‘doing’ another?
Organised set of rules
One’s in the running for an award
One’s competing
Oleic, lactic or amino
One of Manx or Cornish descent, e.g.
Overcome with ennui or tedium
Orchard fruits – how do you like them?
One’s minted
One aims to be upwardly mobile
One’s sent here, then ignored
Our sun, e.g.
One’s seeking something
Old Celtic jewellery with a twist
Old-fashioned light source
One may be attached to a vehicle
One’s manipulated
Oaf lost teeth (anag) – sportsperson’s affliction?
Old-fashioned farewell
One born in the years following WW2
Online offender
Oleaginous – obsequious
One of many afire for Blake
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