Letter O 1250–1500

option Outlet "___ of Cakes" (former Food Network show) "___ of Spades" (Faridah Abike-Iyimide novel) Occasionally low card Of first rank. Old hand Old pro One card One doing well in the game of war or in actual war One for war? One heart One in 21 One in a hand One in a pack One in a suit One in gin rummy. One in play? One in the hand? One in the pack One in twenty-one One may be high or low One may be in the hole One may come on the river One may have a big heart One might be found in a hole One might be in the hole One of a kind? One of a pair of "bullets," in poker One of a pair of "pocket rockets" One of a singing quartet? One of eight in a pinochle deck One of four in a deck One of the clubs. One of two in a dead man's hand One of two reputedly held by Wild Bill Hickok when he died One on a card One on a golf scorecard One on a hole One on the links One or 11 in blackjack One or eleven One or eleven in blackjack One pip on a die One represented by a black, gray, white, and purple flag, casually One serve, one point One sometimes at a blackjack table One stroke shot One that beats all, in cards One who doesn't experience sexual attraction, for short One who excels. One with a black, gray, white and purple Pride flag, briefly One with a finely-honed talent One with a heart? One with perfect pitch? One without carnal attractions, for short One, in Yahtzee One, in a tarot deck One, in cards One- or 11-pointer One- or 11-pointer, in blackjack One-ball, in billiards slang One-hit wonder? One-pip domino One-point baccarat card One-shot deal? One-spot One-spot card One-stroke score One-year prison term, in slang Oner Opening Day V.I.P. Opening Day pitcher, often Opening Day pitcher, typically Opening Day pitcher, usually Opening Day starter, typically Opening day pitcher Opening day pitcher, probably Opening day starter Opening day starter, usually Opening-day pitcher Opening-day pitcher, typically Opposite of fail Outstander. Outstanding fighter pilot. Outstanding one Outstanding pitcher Outstanding service Outstanding tennis serve Outstanding: Colloq. ORDER of animals (suf.) Onetime honor for cable TV shows Outdid everyone with ease Opposite of blew Opposite of bombed Opposite of flunked Overwhelmed by a serve *Owing money Of the nature of: Suffix. One often relied on for a good start One adept at serving One demonstrating excellent service? One known for great service One maker of laptops One not allowing a volley One offering outstanding services? One providing great service? One scoring on a serve One serving well One who gives great service? One who gives special service? One who has a quick point to make? One who might slip one past you One who nails a test, say One who puts one past you One who serves well One who serves well on a court One with a fastball? One with a killer serve One with a powerful serve, at times One with a sterling service One with an untouchable service Onetime owner of Gateway and eMachines Outstanding server in tennis Owner of Packard Bell Ones known for excellent service Ones who try to put things past you? Outstanding serves in tennis Oft-palmed cards Old hands Old pros Old radio favorite "Easy _____" Old radio's "Easy___" One of the pairs in a dead man's hand One- or 11-pointers One-pip cards One-shot deals? One-spot cards One-spot playing cards One-spots One-way serves Oners at Wimbledon Ones at the top of their game Ones in a suit? Ones in decks Ones in suits? Ones of a kind? Ones or elevens Ones or elevens, in blackjack Ones that may be high? Opening Day starters Opening pair Opening-day pitchers, usually Opposite of bombs Outstanders. Outstanding Sabre pilots. Old album material Old film stock Old phonograph record material Old recording disk Overhead projector sheet Overhead sheet material Overlay Overlay material old record Old-school transparencies Overhead sheets Overhead transparencies Of a vinegar acid Of vinegar Of an acid: Prefix Organic chemistry building block Organic solvent Options for thinning ORGANIC group resulting from elimination of hydroxyl from acetic acid Organic chemistry group "Oh my!" to Ohm "Oh!" de Cologne "Oh!" from Ohm "Oh!" in Bonn "Oh!" in Österreich "Oh!" of Cologne "Oh!" overseas "Oh!" to Ohm "Oh!," in Augsburg "Oh!," to Angela Merkel "Oh, dear!" in Frankfurt "Oh, my," in Mainz "Oy vey," in German Oberammergau "Oh!" Oberhausen "Oh!" Oberhausen cry Oberhausen outburst Oder exclamation Oh! in Essen Oh! in Offenbach Oh! in Oschatz Oh, in Frankfurt Oh, in German Oh, in Heidelberg Oh, on the Oder Oh, to Hansel Oh: Ger. Oktoberfest "Oh!" Oktoberfest cry Oktoberfest exclamation Oktoberfest gripe Oldenburg "oh!" Oldenburg exclamation Oldenburg outburst Oma's "Oh, my!" One form of "Alas!" Oskar's "Oh!" Otto's "Oh no!" Otto's "Oh!" Oy, in Oberammergau Oy, in Osterreich oesophageal spasm *Overexercise result One may be dull Opposite of a twinge. Overdo the exercise Overexerciser's woe Overexercising result Overexertion aftermath Overexertion indication Overexertion reminder Overexertion result Overexertion symptom ONE-seeded fruit that does not open (bot.) One-seeded fruit One-seeded fruit, botanically Outer part of a strawberry one seeded fruit One-seeded fruits One who yearns One who's sore One of the rivers of Hades of woe river Overexertion reminders Overexertion woes One of Truman's secretaries of state One way of sneezing. One who gets things done only winners need apply "Oh, my ___ back!" Oculist's concern. "___ Off the Old Tooth" ("Alvin & the Chipmunks" episode) "___ off the old block" ___ on one's shoulder Ottoman emperor, 1703–30.