Letter O 12000–12250

___ of roses, bluish-red color. Olympic track star Evelyn old word meaning shining "___ of fools sailing on" (Wang Chung lyric) Ohio university, city, or county Oregon Shakespeare Festival locale Oregon city home to a famous Shakespeare festival Oregon festival site One of the Judds One of the Olsen sisters One of the Olsen twins ". . . old lady who lived in ___" ". . . old woman who lived in __" On dry ground On dry land after landing Off the boat Off the liner Off the main Off the ocean Off the sea. Off the ship On Land On dry Land On land (not at sea) On leave off the boat On leave, as a sailor. On leave, for a swabbie On leave, maybe On liberty On liberty, e.g. On solid Ground On terra firma On the ground On the waterfront On to dry land One way boats come One way to be washed Onto dry land Onto land Onto the beach Onto the sand Opposite of aboard Opposite of at sea Out of the main Out of the water onshore Outlook for movie seats, etc. "___ of something" (bar request) "___ Of Hands" (1989 live album by Rush) __ of hands Olympic decathlon gold medalist ___ Eaton Obsolescent receptacle? Once-standard feature not found in most newer vehicles Obviously not at the peak of health Of a light grey Of gray color. Off in complexion Off-color? "Only Time Will Tell" band "Only Time Will Tell" singers OLD World, Eastern part of the ONAGER country Ob River's locale Occupying it earns seven bonus armies in Risk Old World continent Old World subdivision Olympic badminton hotbed One Olympic ring, symbolically One continent One edition of the Wall Street Journal One flu source One market for U.S. exports One market for exports One of Gunther's subjects One of Gunther's topics. One of Mohammed's four perfect women One of Mrs. Wiggs' daughters. One of a geographical septet One of a global septet One of a very large seven One of a well-known septet One of a world seven One of seven big things One of seven big things in the world One of seven continents One of six World Cup qualifying zones One of the Minors One of the Oceanides One of the Oceanides, in Greek myth One of the Oceanids One of the Olympic rings One of the campaign issues. One of the continents One of the seven continents One side of the Bering Strait One side of the Bosporus strait One side of the Pacific One side of the Turkish Straits One side of the Urals One third of the earth's land. One-third of the earth's land One-third of the earth. Only Time Will Tell rock band Only continent larger than Africa Only four-letter continent Oranges' origin Oriental world. Origin of most mainstream religions Origin of oranges Overrun by Genghis Khan. Owen Lattimore's specialty. of earth Chunk Often-grated Italian cheese Often-grated cheese Onetime Cheez-It flavor Ottoman setting Of Mongolia or Malaysia, e.g Of Tokyo or Bangkok, geographically Of many Pacific Rim countries Of Laos, e.g. Of a certain continent. Of a culture Of a soy-based cuisine Of the East Of the Far East One "A" of A.A.P.I. One from the East One in a billion. One may be among Hmong One of 1,085,000,000 (est.). One of 1,150,000,000. One of 1,250,000,000. One of 3.5 billion One of 3.9 billion One of a world majority One of about 3 billion One of about 4.5 billion One of millions. One of more than four billion One of several billion One of three billion One of two billion or so Oriental Oriental e.g. Oriental or Arabian Out of India Out of India, e.g. Outbreak caused by the H2N2 virus Outbreak of the late 1950s Orientals, e.g. Orientals. Over half the world's population Of an earth area Of an embattled continent. One kind of elephant One traveling around India with a trunk "Oh, by the way" comment Obiter dictum Oblique comment Off from the center Off the direct course Off the direct path Off the record Off-mic comment Off-mike comment Off-subject comment Off-topic remark Off-topic statement Offhand remark Old stage speech. On reserve One place to step Onstage digression Onstage thought balloon Onstage thought bubble Open secret onstage Other characters can't hear it Other characters don't hear it Out of consideration. Out of one's mind Out of one's thoughts Out of the mainstream Other than Off-mic remarks Off-mike comments Off-mike remarks Orient, to Napoleon Orient, to the French "OK, whatever" "Oh sure!" "Oh sure, that'll ever happen" "Oh, come on!" "Oh, dream on!" "Oh, ri-i-ight" "Oh, su-u-ure!" "Oh, sure, that could really happen!" "Oh, that'll ever happen!" "Oh, that'll happen!" "Oh, you wish!" "___ one's life depended on it" "___ of the Times" (1966 Petula Clark hit) "___ of the Times" (Petula Clark hit) "___ of the Times" (Petula Clark song) "___ of the times." "Opus 300" writer One of the Big Three of science fiction Only author represented in every major division of the Dewey Decimal System "___ of omission." old Spanish word for fool Obstinate and dull. obstinate-or-stupid Obstinate stupidity. Opening of an account OfferUp caveat One way to buy an item One way to sell something Outlet store warning "Once again, my advice is..." Opinion introducer Opinion opener Opinion start Opinionated introduction opener Opinion ". . . on Earth ___ is in Heaven" "Odd __ may seem . . ." " . . . on earth ___ in heaven" Offer an invitation to Offer to sell (for) One of the A's in AMA One way to find out One way to get directions One way to get help One way to get information One way to get some answers One way to get what you want One way to learn One way to stop wondering Opposite of bid Out of the corner of the eye. Obliquely (Var.) "Others will back me up" Offered as a price Overreached, in a way One posing One posing questions One showing curiosity One who inquires One who proposes One who wants to know something One with questions