Letter O
Oscar winner as Mr. Chipping
Oscar winner as Mr. Chips
Oscar winner in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"
Oscar-winner as Mr. Chips
Offer free
Offer freely
*One of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
One of the Ninja Turtles
Oscar role for Brando and De Niro
One of the basic questions for a Spanish journalist
One of Santa's reindeer, in "An American Anthology"
Old comic-strip boy
Orphan boy of old comics
Orphan of old comics
Orphan of the comics
Orphaned boy of comics
On the back burner, perhaps
One way to consider it?
Onto the next thing
Out of the oven
Out of the oven, maybe
Out of the oven, say
Over and __ with (completed)
Over and _____ with
over finished
Outcome of successful negotiations
One on the receiving end
One receiving a check
One to whom gift is made
One who gets a transplant
Organ receiver
Organ recipient, e.g.
Overtired
"On the Town" director Stanley
Outlet for Ukraine harvests.
Opera title character who gets dragged into hell
"Oh no, ___!" (certain singer's palindromic "greeting")
Opening-song performer in "Aloha, Scooby-Doo!"
Organ-playing singer from Kaka'ako
Of a gift: Lat.
Operator of small engine.
Obstinate sorts
Outspoken CNN anchor
Olympic swimmer de Varona
Oldie with a star character named Stone
One of Dancer's partners
One of the Wahlbergs
Osmond brother
Osmond or Most
Osmond who won Season 9 of "Dancing With the Stars"
Osmond with a role in Weird Al's "White and Nerdy" video
Osmond brawls?
Osmond's oasis?
O, often
ONE making a gift
One endowing
One getting a tax write-off, maybe
One giving platelets or plasma, say
One helping to build an endowment fund
One listed in a fund-raising report
One may fund a scholarship
One may give blood
One thanked on PBS
One who contributes memorabilia to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
One who gives
One who gives blood
One who gives his heart?
One who gives to funds
One who may be just your type?
One who may give you his heart?
One with Type O blood, often
One with a name on a plaque, maybe
Organ offerer
Organ supplier
Organ transplant VIP
Organ transplant need
Organ-transplant need
Organ providers
Organ sources
opener Prohibition
On a box of bottle rockets
OSS chief.
One-named 1960s singer
One-named pop singer
Outspoken "CNN Tonight" host ... or outspoken "Hockey Night in Canada" host, whomever is more to your taste
Opera by Kienzl: 1898
Omerta enforcers
Opposite of "takes off"
Opposite of doffs
Oxbridge academics
Oxbridge heads
Oxford VIPs
Oxford academics
Oxford bigwigs
Oxford dignitaries
Oxford educators
Oxford elite
Oxford fellows
Oxford figures
Oxford gents
Oxford group
Oxford notables
Oxford professors
Oxford profs
Oxford teachers
Oxford tutors
"Oh, I wish you would," paradoxically
Oft-used parental edict
One word of advice
One-word advice
One-word warning
Opposite of "go ahead"
obama ___ care (peter suggested this is the theme of president obama's second term)
order Stop
"Oh, behave yourself!"
"___ over spilt . . . "
"Oh, give me land, lots of land..."
Oft-disobeyed warning to be surreptitious
One way to not be a troublemaker
Objection to hustling
"Ooh, I'm shaking in my boots!"
Overlook a chance to revive a dismissed case?
Old-school "Amazing!"
... of abortion providers between 1969-1973 ...
Object of Homer's desire
Oft-dipped snack
Oft-dunked snack
Oft-dunked treat
Oft-glazed snack
Oft-glazed treat, briefly
Oilcook
Old fashioned, e.g.
One for dunkin
One in a baker's dozen
One in a baker's dozen, perhaps
One may be filled with jelly
One may be turned in a lot
One of Homer's favorite foods
One of a dozen, sometimes
Order with a glass of milk
Offer-maker of Hollywood
Online "brah"
Output during a boring meeting, say
One at a dull meeting, perhaps
Onetime role for Neil Patrick
On the way to oblivion
One predicting disaster
Old Scots court crier.
"One never knows, ___?": Fats Waller
Outlaw in 1869 novel.
Outlaw in Blackmore novel.
Outlaw of fiction
Outlawed family of Blackmore novel (1869).
of literature Lorna Actress
O'Keeffe's "Farmhouse Window and ___"
One can be shown it
One can be shown to you
One may be French or Dutch
One may be swinging or sliding
One might be screened
One might have a knob
One of 17 on a Clue board
One of Morrison's group?
One of a coupe's pair
One of three in the Monty Hall problem
One of three on "Let's Make a Deal"
One way in
One way out
One way to get in on the ground floor
Open ___ policy
Open-and-shut place?
Opportunity metaphor
Opportunity, figuratively
Opportunity, in metaphor
Opportunity, metaphorically
Opportunity, so to speak
Option in the Monty Hall problem
Ostiary's post
Out-of-___.
or French Dutch airline
"Ours but to ___."
ostiarius
ostiary
Opener of a sort.
Opening aid
Opening necessity?
Obstacle to entering
One with an entry-level job?
One easily run over
One easily taken advantage of
One frequently taken advantage of
One meekly accepting ill treatment
One might say "Welcome"
Overly unassertive person
Overly submissive persons
Openers
Option on "Let's Make a Deal"
Open and shut affairs.
Opportunities to speak so
Opportunities, figuratively
Opportunities, metaphorically
Opportunities, so to speak
Options, metaphorically
opening for entering a building
openings for entering a building
Obsessed Morrison fan?
opening into a building or room
Oldies singing style
On drugs
On meds, say
Oversedated, maybe
__ out (solved)
___ out (figured)
___ out (solved, in slanguage)
____out: deduced
Olympics rule-breaker
One who may have red eyes
___ out (deduces from info).
___ out (solves)
Ones giving winner forecasts
Ones making sports predictions
*One of the Seven Dwarves
One of Snow White's companions
One of a familiar heptad
One of a noted septet
One of the "Heigh-ho" septet
Only Dwarf without a beard
Only beardless Disney dwarf
Only beardless one of the Seven Dwarfs
Only one of the Seven Dwarfs without a beard
Olympics no-no
One of the Copperfields
One of the Spenlows.
Onscreen explorer
One with a knot in the back of the head
Open locale
Orchestra conductor from Budapest.
One of the "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
Opening notes
One of Disney's Mouseketeers
Original Mouseketeer __ Tracey
Opening steps?
"__ on the Diamond" (Tim Conway short)
Oscar Wilde character.
Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of ___ Gray"
Oscar Wilde's ___ Gray.
Oscar title character
Oscar's picture subject
Of Periclean architectural style.
Old Greek dialect
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