Letter O 12750–13000

One reason for an inhaler Once-powerful republic of NW Italy One of Italy's first free communes of wine Spot Original Addams portrayer One the move Out and about Out from under the covers On or about of Matter Ozzy Osbourne's birthplace Old American family. Old N.Y. hotel Old New York socialite name Old Times Sq. hotel Old fur king One of "the 400" One of the Four Hundred One of the two lions at the New York Public Library was originally named for him One-time fur trader Oregon city namesake on the Titanic Millionaire maker Oldest U.S. settlement west of the Rockies One end of New York's Triborough Bridge One end of the Hell Gate Bridge Ore. port Oregon capital Oregon city Oregon city named for a famous fur trader Oregon city named for a fur merchant Oregon city named for a furrier Oregon city near the mouth of the Columbia Oregon city near the mouth of the Columbia River Oregon city that was the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the Rockies Oregon coastal city Oregon fur post Oregon port Oregon port city Oregon port named for a 19th-century multi-millionaire Oregon port named for a fur merchant Oregon seaport Oregon trading post Oregon's oldest city Observatory observer: Abbr. Observatory subj. One of the hard sciences: Abbr. Opel model sharing its name with a starry Latin word Opel compact car whose name means "stars" in Latin Opel model Opel model meaning "stars" in Latin On the fence. Of Zeus's daughter Of stars Of stars in the sky On a higher plane Out-of-body adjective Omen OUT of the right way Off course, of course Off the Path Off the correct path Off the main path Off the right course Off the staight and narrow Off the straight and narrow Off the trail On a wayward path On the wrong path On the wrong track One way people may be led One way to be led Occupying the saddle of On a bike On a horse On a horse, e.g. On both banks of On both sides of On horseback On horseback, perhaps On, as a horse One way of riding One way to ride One way to sit on a chair One way to sit on a horse Opposed to sidesaddle Opera's Varnay et al. On ___ (dependent) "Outer space" prefix for -naut "Outer space" starter Of a star: Comb. form. Of stars: Comb. form. Of stars: Prefix. Of the stars: Comb. form. Of the starts: Comb. form. Old Chevy minivan Old Chevy van One of a Texas team punished for sign stealing One of the Reds' rivals Onetime Enron Field player Orbit City pet Orbit City pooch Out-of-this-world intro? Outer space: Prefix Oiler locale Old navigation instrument Old navigational instrument Old navigation instruments One dealing in signs Of a pseudoscience OCCULT influence of stars on human affairs Ohio quarter back One making good use of space? One making use of space? One on a mission One suited to go for a walk? One who travels far for work Observer of celestial bodies One seeing stars? One who is always looking up One who knows what's up? Oldest of the sciences. One-time Colt .45's old form of astute One at the head of the class OPEC investigation? old form of astonish old form of suddenly ___ of armor "Our lives are __ total of the choices we have made" (Wayne Dyer) One inevitable bar of music? Official Egyptian occasion in 1971 Oscillating. "Our motto is ..." Out, temporarily of a line, approaching a curve but meeting it only at infinity Out of harmony, briefly OMISSION for effect of words acting as connections or conjunctions Omission of conjunctions in prose Offering of 1599 Opposite of "Atten-hut!" ". . . one leg ___ time" "One Day __ Time" "One Day ___ Time": 2 wds. "One Day-Time" "One Piece ___ Time" (1976 Johnny Cash hit) "One Piece ___ Time" (Johnny Cash hit) "One __ time!" "One step ___ time" "One thing __ time" One - time connection One Day ___ Time ('80s CBS sitcom) One __ time (individually) One __ time (singly) One ___ time: 2 wds. One-time bridge One-time center One-time connection One-time connector One-time connectors One-time filler One-time go-between One-time link One-time separator One-time tie Open ___ (plan to pay later) Open ___ (prepare to pay later) Open ___ (start at the bar, maybe) Over 212 degrees Fahrenheit One-vowel desert Only just noticeably Only minimally Opposite of "highly" Opposite of "overly" Opposite of extremely Opposite of much Opposite of very _____ off (not quite right) On first impression On sight "Off the top of my head . . ." On hold Only female Argonaut Only female Argonaut, per some sources Only woman aboard the Argo, it's said "--of Two Cities" "__ of Love and Darkness" (Amos Oz memoir) "___ of Balen": Swinburne "___ of Cinderella" (1994 musical) "___ of Winter" (1992 Eric Rohmer film) "___ of Winter" (1992 Éric Rohmer film) "___ of a Tub" ___ of woe Of any amount One bit One iota One single solitary bit One difficult task __ opportune moment __ on the shoulder One way to sell Opera by Salieri Old rival of Nintendo Old Coleco competitor Old Intellivision competitor Old Intellivision rival Old arcade biggie Old arcade company Old arcade game maker Old arcade giant Old arcade name Old game console Old name in coin-op games Old name in game arcades Old video game maker Old video game platform Onetime Coleco competitor Onetime arcade giant Onetime producer of plastic paddles Onetime rival of Activision Onetime rival of Coleco Online arcade offerer Original Flashback games console designer Onetime 2600 Jr. maker Old 2600 and 5200 game systems Old game consoles Old video game consoles Old video game systems Old video game company dwindles down Obliquely situated or positioned at an angle "__ of Honey" "__ of Honey" (1961 film) "___ of Honey" (Herb Alpert hit) "___ of Honey": Delaney play "___ of Honey," Alpert hit One bite, say One little bite One small bite One small sample One small sip "___ off" (sale ad) Off-kilter, as a painting on the wall "One Day ___," TV sitcom One ___ (singly) One day ____ One thing ___ Orderly phrase that can follow one, two or three Of forefathers. Of remote ancestors. One marked by a throwback One marked by reversion to primitive type.