Letter O
Ordinary fellow observed in public
One of the masses
One phase of statistics.
Ordinarily does
One of the Governors-elect.
Of Hades.
Of the infernal regions.
Opines
openly swears
Objecting
Opposite of "inclined"
Objects of dislike.
Objects of repugnance
Opposite of predilections
One way to kick a bad habit
Obviate
Office supply brand
Old Roman greetings
Old Roman welcomes
Old greetings
Orioles, cardinals, et al.
Ornithologist's concern.
Of the sacred books of Persia.
Old Iranian language.
OBP, e.g.
Ordinary: Abbr.
Of a grandfather: Lat.
Of birds: Lat.
One-named children's book author who wrote "Poppy" and "The Good Dog"
Online profile pic, for short
Opening for birds?
Onetime Reebok subsidiary
Oregon-based shoe company
Oregon-based sneaker brand
Of the winged animal kingdom
Of birds
Of certain fliers
Of doves and hawks.
Of doves, hawks, etc.
Of feathered friends
Of feathery fauna
Of interest to Audubon
Of interest to bird-watchers
Of interest to ornithologists
Of jays, martins, etc.
Of pigeons and petrels
Of quails, rails, etc.
Of robins and rollers
Of the birds
Oriole-related, e.g.
Ornithic
Ornithologic
Ornithological
Ornithology-related
of or like a bird
Old British biplanes with an apt name
Our feathered friends
One who gets lots of tweets?
One may have stilts
Operate a 767, say
Operate a Cessna, say
Operate a Piper Cub
Operate a jet
Operate a plane
Operated a plane.
Operates a plane.
Operates the Caroline Mars.
Ohio claims to be its birthplace
Odom or Post
One getting up
One of Gen. LeMay's men.
One of Vandenberg's men.
One of the few to whom so many owe so much.
One on the stick
One passing a course with flying colors?
One skilled in plane talk
One taking off regularly
One up?
One who gets up for work every day?
One who may raise a flap
One who often needs an attitude adjustment
One who regularly gets high?
One who takes off a lot
One who works to avoid stalling
One who's often high
One whose career is taking off?
One whose idea may be taking off
One whose work goes over your head
One with his or her head in the clouds
One with wings
Orville Wright, famously
Oscar-nominated film of 2004, with "The"
Odom, Post et al.
ornithologist
Overly zealous
One who can't miss a game
One sailing through long passages
Ornis
Of the birds of a region.
Once walled-city
Once-walled city
Of birds: Var.
Of coots, loons, etc.
Of our feathered friends
Of wrens and hens
Of wrens, hens, etc.
Orly bird?
Orly lander
Orly sight
Of flight technology
Orly planes.
Onetime "We Try Harder" sloganeer
Ovid's bird
Ovum producer
Owner of Zipcar
Option for high-temperature cooking
"Only a look and ___"
One playing hooky, e.g.
One using a bypass, maybe
One who eschews
One who shuns
Opposite of "answers"
One of Bristol's rivers
One of Tewkesbury's rivers
Ontario river
One making business calls?
"___ on th' tallysheet . . . ": Dunne
_____ of confidence
Openly acknowledge
Openly admit
Openly assert
Openly concede
Openly confess
Openly proclaim
Openly state
Own frankly.
Open acknowledgment
Open admission
Open assertion
Open declaration
Open declaration (last 3 + ...)
Open statement
Open affirmations
Openly acknowledged
Openly confessed
Openly declared
Openly swore
Openly sworn
Owned up to
Oath taker
Oath taker, essentially
Oath-taker
One saying "I do"
One who frankly admits
Oath takers
Openly confessing
Openly admits
Openly confesses
Openly declares
Owns
Old cry of surprise
"___, O north wind . . . "
Odets' "___ and Sing!"
Open one's eyes
Open your eyes
Opposite of "out"
Out of Dreamland
Open the eyes.
One may be rude
Opens one's eyes
"___ on the Wild Side": Algren
"O! what ___ of looks..." Shak.
"Once There Was ___" (Steinbeck book)
O. Henry is known for one
O. Henry, in the literary world
ORDER to be given as payment
Oak Leaf Cluster.
Obie or Edgar
Obie or Tony
Obie, for one
Oscar for one
Oscar or Edgar
Oscar or Emmy
Oscar or Emmy, for example
Oscar or Grammy
Oscar or Tony
Oscar, Emmy or Tony
Oscar, e.g.
One hospital celebration?
One who splits the prize?
One accepting an Oscar, e.g.
One taking the prize
Oscar winner, for example
Occasion to celebrate achievements
Obie and Emmy
Obies and Oscars
Obies, e.g.
Oscar and Edgar
Oscar and Obie
Oscar and Obie, for two
Oscar and Tony
Oscar, Edgar, etc.
Oscars and Edgars
Oscars and Tonys
Oscars and such
Oscars or Emmys
Oscars, Edgars, MVPs.
Oscars, Edgars, e.g.
Oscars, e.g.
Oscars.
Oscars or Grammys telecast
"Oh, I'm ___" ("I knew that already")
Omniscience
On to
Onto something
Onto, with "of"
Opposite of "ignorant"
Opposite of "in the dark"
Opposite of "oblivious"
Out of anesthesia, say
___ of (in the know about)
___ of (knowing about)
One definition of happiness.
old form of warn
Overflowed by water.
Overflowing (in)
Overflowing (with)
Overflowing with water
Overrun (with)
Overspread
Overwhelmed by
"Oh, lift me as ___ . . . ": Shelley
"Off with you!"
"Outta here!"
ON vacation
Off the plate
Off the premises
On a road trip
On a road trip, say
On a sabbatical
On a trip
On an opponent's field
On holiday
On holiday, say
On leave
On sabbatical
On sabbatical, e.g.
On the Road Bump in the
On the other team's turf
On the road, in sports
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