Letter O
Opener on a popular CB radio channel (... letters 5-9)
On-the-go morning snack
*One may change the color of milk
"___ Off" (Rihanna hit)
Overfast
Office spot with a coffee pot
Opportunities: Colloq.
Overcome a certain career barrier ... or what the answers to the starred clues do?
Overcome unfamiliarity
Overcome unfamiliarity, in a way
Offering at the fast-foodery El Pollo Loco
One may come with wings
Oppose boldly
Oppose with vigor.
Opportunity to rest and think
overheated
"Oh, tell me where is fancy ___."
Operated a stud farm
One of the "Desperate Housewives"
One of the housewives on "Desperate Housewives"
Oscar-winning role for Jane in "Klute"
One of over 200 recognized by the American Kennel Club
Offspring producer
One who raises animals for selective propagation
Operator of a stud farm
Owner of a stud farm
Ones making lines longer
Ones overseeing a certain stock exchange
Ohio's Congressman from Dayton.
One of Samuel Morse's middle names.
One of Uncle Remus's bunch
One of Uncle Remus's gang
Oder river city on the
One of the baseball Boones
Ornamental over-the-shoulder strap.
One of hockey's Hulls
Outstanding general of Caribbean Defense.
of baseball George Actor
OFFICIAL message
Officer's preretirement promotion
Offering from a publican or witch
Ominously form
One who makes beer
One who uses yeast
One might make you stout
Ones considering which brand of ice cream to buy?
One who's tempting NBC's Williams?
Oil the palm of
offer or give something to someone to gain favour, influence, etc
One who looks the other way for pay
One greasing palms
One offering hush money
Ones who corrupt
One of the "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" actually named in the Constitution
Offering money under the table
Objects in a curio cabinet
Oz road unit
Ohio Senator.
Oven for making building blocks
Oven seen at Colonial Williamsburg
Of the groom's partner
Of the wedding.
Of weddings
One kind of gown
*One may follow the wedding dress
"___ of Lammermoor."
Of Lammermoor or Frankenstein
One coming to know a veil?
One given away
One given away by her father, often
One honey-mooner
One in a veil
One in front of a train
One joining a union?
One may be given away in a church
One might purchase a train
One of two at some weddings
One of two on some wedding cakes
One on the aisle
One reaching across the aisle, perhaps
One vow taker ...
One walking in front of a train
One with a train
One with a train, maybe
One to the right of the aisle, traditionally
Ones making vows
old form of bridesmaid
*Often color-coordinated wedding attire
One who may need a shower?
Overly bossy fiancée
One kind of club
overpass
One who is sometimes a dummy?
One of the Fondas
Onetime Alaska boondoggle
Oozy cheese
Oozy edible wheel
Of short duration
Oral summary
Oscar winner for "Room"
___ of Tarth ("Game of Thrones" warrior)
___ of Tarth (female warrior in "Game of Thrones")
Ocean cooler
Ocean stir
On-board prison
Opening of 3/13/47
of Utah history Young Actor
Optimist's focus
Optimist's perspective
Optimist's viewpoint
Optimistic viewpoint to "look on"
Orbs of the day
Orlando's charger
Outer margin
Overflow site
Overflow, with "over"
Overflowed
Overflow points
Old name for sulphur
Ocean water.
Olive jar liquid.
Olive-jar liquid
Ocean samples
Offers breakfast to students before first period?
__ OUT __ IN __
Offer, as a skill
"Oh, don't forget, ___"
On the ___ of disaster
Ocean blue
Ocean, informally
Ocean, poetically
Ocean, to poets
On the __ (asea)
On the __ (out to sea)
On the ___ (at sea)
Once again Lord Mayor of Dublin.
One of the Palins
"Old chap" speaker
Old chap, say
One for whom underwear is pants
One from England
One from England, for short
One from London Town, e.g.
One from Newcastle or Nottingham
One in a lift, maybe
One loyal to the Union Jack, informally
One may call underwear "pants"
One putting a tyre into a boot
One queued up for petrol
One under Elizabeth II
One wearing pyjamas?
One who calls quotation marks "inverted commas"
One who carefully counts pounds
One who loves bangers, maybe
One who may keep a spare tyre in a boot
One who may say "I say" a lot
One who might call TV "the telly"
One who might keep a torch in his boot
One who might say "knackered"
One who puts U in disfavor?
One who says "I say, old chap"
One who says "loo" instead of "john"
One who watches the telly
One who works to gain pounds?
One who's "knackered" when exhausted, informally
One who's happy about acquiring a few extra pounds, informally
One whose car has a bonnet and tyres
One with a spare in his boot
One with a tyre in his boot, perhaps
Oxonian, for one
OPERATION Sealion, countries concered with (1940)
Of Victoria's realm
On-demand TV service offering episodes of "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Fawlty Towers"
of or relating to or characteristic of Great Britain or its people or culture
of British descent
Oldest major in pro golf
"Oops! . . . I Did It Again" singer
One of Her Majesty's subjects
Ones symbolized by John Bull
Oasis's music
One side in the Boer Wars, informally
Ones born and bred across the pond
Ones from Westminster
Orange and white sporting breed
One-time capital of Moravia
Old buddy, old pal
One Karamazov: Abbr.
One in the family, informally
One of the Warners?
One sib
Open for discussion
Open up, as a topic
Opens up, as a topic
Of goodly girth
Of great scope
Overarching
Opened up
Olympic event.
Our standard features thirteen
"Orange-juice Gulch"
Occasion for male bonding, in modern lingo
Oxford.
Oxfords
old form of embroidery
One way to cook chicken
Oven button
Oven option
Oven setting for chicken
Oven setting that can be "Hi" or "Lo"
Oven feature
Oven section
Overdoes the sunbathing
OVER a barrel
Out of cabbage
Out of cash
Out of dough
Out of funds
Out of money
On the blink
On the fritz
out of commission
*Orthopedist's concerns ... and what you'll find in two parts in the answers to the starred clues
One of three in this puzzle
Organically sad?
Object at a Jewish wedding where a glass is deemed not loud enough
Often-soundless filmed footage used to add context to a news story
Often-silent footages used in news stories
of or containing bromine in the trivalent or pentavalent state
Obvious remarks
Overused expressions
ORGANIC compounds, element involved in
One of the halogens
One may kick riders off
One might be broken by hands
One might be worth a few bucks
One might give you a buck
Old Ford SUV
One going for the big bucks
One making big bucks?
One wearing a "horsy" helmet
One with lots of bucks?
One you can ride for big bucks?
Ones making big bucks?
Ones making lots of bucks?
old form of brand
One of three literary sisters
One living near Yankee Stadium
Olympic metal
Olympics award
Of an early era of man
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