Letter O 24250–24500

One place to find Franklin One-tenth of a G One hundred dollar bills, slangily Old king of England Denmark and Norway "One more rep!" yeller One giving a pep talk One way to fly One of multiple chemical activators Of which John L. Lewis is king. Old furnace fuel Old stove fuel Old train fuel Old vegetable matter Old-time fossil fuel Old-time furnace fuel One form of energy One might be live One of the fossil fuels One source of global warming Onetime furnace fuel Out-of-favor power source of the blackest black One might be behind a steam locomotive Ovens on fuel haulers? Once-common commercial fuel One of many W. Va. workers One picking out something for a cart, maybe One who might suffer from black lung Old lamp fuel Old-timey lamp filler Old-fashioned boiler input Opposite of fine Opposite of fine, for sandpaper Oak or ash Of rougher texture. "Our Deal" band Best ___ Ocean liner Ocean shore Opposite of the hinterland. Oregon highlight Ocean bordered Of the seaboard. Of the seashore Of the shore Of the shoreline. On the Atlantic or Pacific On the seaboard. of or relating to a coast off the seashore Ocean borders Ocean liners? Oft-checked item Outdoor garment Outer attire Outer layer, often Outer wear Outerwear Outer garment for chilly weather __ of arms ___ of arms (heraldic design) on a wall Layer One of a dry cleaner's supply One in the raccoon family omnivorous mammal of Central America and South America Outfit for a narcoleptic? Ones holding wraps in restaurants Overlays One of two writers One sharing a jacket One on a ladder, to a kitten up a tree One using soft soap One who cajoles Organic pot scrubber "On the Waterfront" star Lee J. One of the first five inductees at Cooperstown Original Loman on Broadway Original stage "Salesman" Our Gang's Fat Joe Outfielder Ty Outfielder who was a member of baseball's All-Century Team once used to make roads One ankle-deep in shoes? Old street material Old computer language Old programming language One leading a charmed life? One with a forked tongue Ophidian of Asia. Ones that are all ears? "Our Man Flint" star October decor Old network associated with horror Old and dusty One of Caesar's "wives." One side in 1980s "wars" Old anesthetic Oft-cultivated Andean shrubs Oval bacterium One sharing the top spot, for short Old Indian culture of Southwest Organ of Corti location One making a wake-up call? ___ of the walk ___ of the walk (domineering one) obscene terms for penis Officer's badge One kind of story One word that precedes "pit," one that follows it Old military topper with a turned-up brim Ones looking way up "'Ome, 'Arry." Orange-red South American bird OPEN space in after part of small vessel (naut.) One may include a sidecar Olive or miniature umbrella, perhaps? Over confident Overlly self-confident "Only When I Laugh" actor James O'Brien's Team ___ O'Brien's nickname Oscar-winning 2017 Pixar film Oscar-winning Pixar film of 2017 Outfielder Crisp Outfielder Crisp nicknamed for a cereal box character Old-school dancehall cat ___ Tea Oreo ingredient Oakland Athletics outfielder (not a breakfast cereal) One source of milk Object one might take in the face in a slapstick comedy Objectively the best flavor of pie Origins of some colorful monarchs? OILY fish Oft-fried fish Omega-3 source One way for packages to arrive, in brief One way to buy One way to send a pkg. One way to send packages One way to ship a pkg. Opposite of "prepaid" Opposite of an intro, in music Opposite of an intro, musically Opus ender Opus ending Opus finale Oscar winner about a teenager who is the only hearing member of her family Outro Ozawa finish Out scores? Overprotective sort "One if by land, two if by sea," e.g. Omert... or bushido Omerta or bushido One if by land, two if by sea, etc. One may use a ring to break it One might be cracked Output from some engineers __ of ethics ___ of Hammurabi ___ of laws ___ of silence ___ of silence (what a snitch breaks) of rules set LAY PUT GROUP PLACE One reading secret messages Overfamiliarity with ROT13? Opiate often used in cough syrup Opium byproduct Opium compound Opium derivative Opium product Opium-derived analgesic opioid derivative Operation Desert Fox, e.g. Operation Overlord, e.g. Overlord, for D-day One bugged by bugs One who sticks to the program? One with app-titude? *Official emergency status Official emergency level Ones with something to hide? Oracle workers "One if by land, two if by sea" and others Overlord, for the Battle of Normandy Old book of Scriptures. Old manuscript Old-time volume of statutes. Often "old" eccentric Old chap Old coot Old fellow. Old fogey Old fogy Old goat Oldster, affectionately Old coots One who systematizes Organise into a system Organize systematically organize into a code or system, such as a body of law One of 64 in a genetic table O'Neal/Streisand comedy, appropriately Ocean fishes Oft-filleted fishes Omega-3 sources Olympian Sebastian Olympian-turned-Olympic organiser Sebastian Olympic gold medalist Sebastian Olympic gold-medal runner Sebastian Olympic runner Sebastian Onetime track star now in Parliament Our Ambassador to Denmark. Ovett track rival Ole Miss miss, e.g. One of a campus couple One of the Princetonians One of the Yalies Open to all Open to all genders Open to all, in a way Open to both men and women, as a college Open to both sexes Open to everyone, in a way One sharing the polishing One who shares a masthead billing Oberlin was the first to accept them Ole Miss misses, e.g. Oriental cuckoos: Var. Oscar-winning filmmaking brothers, Joel and Ethan "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" directing brothers Oscar winners for "No Country for Old Men" Of like status of the same period Organ that pumps le sang Of the same age One alternative to an armed world. Office ritual One that's "perky" in the morning O-shaped breakfast cakes Oversize volume in a living room Oblong box Oft-forgotten worker One with evenly spaced teeth Organization functionary Of the same descent Of conscious intellectual activity One sharing living space "Over There" composer "Over There" penner "Over There" songwriter
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