Letter O 31000–31250

One who wears more than one hat? One-sixth of a foot? Overachievement for a college student, say Order often taken "shaken, not stirred," twice over Overlap in a photo lab? OR-O OR-O Offer from a desperate sort, perhaps Out-and-out successes One-for-two deal? One of two involved with rackets One raising a racket? Oversized sandwich cookies since 1974 Old garment worn with hose Old-time jacket. One way to like an Instagram photo One way to like an Instagram pic One bad thing after another One of the two green slots on a roulette wheel Old Spanish gold coins pirates prized Old gold ORNAMENTAL book cover lining ORNAMENTAL lining of book cover ON two occasions "Of that there is no shadow of ___." open mind One who is not sure One who might give you side-eye Old but surprisingly keeping most of hair? Hmm! One who demands proof before believing Obnoxious jerk, in modern slang that I can't figure out Obituary Writer Often-poked pitchman On-deck circle devices Oregon trees Officer awarded the rank of General of the Army, in December 1944 Obstetric aide One providing nonmedical support for a woman in labor One working on labor day? On the gloomy side Opposite of cheery Oporto's river Overdoes it at the kitchen sink? "Oh that I had wings like a ___!" Olive branch carrier Olive leaf bearer in Genesis One for whom it's not worth the battle? One likely to vote against a strike? One seeking justice for the peace? Opponent of war ___ of peace Option for soap or ice cream One of England's Cinque Ports One of the Cinque ports. Opposite of hawks Opposite of "like a hawk" Opening name on Wall St. Opening name on Wall Street One with old money Older society women Old-fashioned woman Op-Ed columnist Maureen Op-Ed writer Maureen Opposite of chic Old-fashioned in attire Often-wooden peg One holding things together, perhaps Official stock market data OPEN high land OPEN land On paper. On toast, at a diner On toast, in diner slang On toast, in diners One direction for an elevator One in a football quartet One of a football four One of a gridiron foursome One of a gridiron quartet Open upland. Out's partner. On the pathway of futility On the way to futility One word that precedes "play," one that follows it On the skids One behind, in baseball Opposite of a gleeful shout? One of Maine's nicknames One of a train station pair One-way mall transport On the canvas On the mat Out at Madison Square Garden? Out of it, as a boxer Out, so to speak On a VIP customer list? One way to get a program On the (discreetly) On the ___ (secretly) On the outs with a relative? Open rolling country, in England. one who reduces his or her working hours or at the front part of the stage On a lower floor on or of lower floors of a building One place to shop. of or located in the lower part of a town, or in the business center Oppressed by people in power Opposite of "improve" One using a divining rod One with a rod Outed maliciously online Outed online Online vigilantism Ortho ending Oldest member Oldest of a group One with seniority One with the most institutional memory Ones with seniority Opera company with muscle Offer from a helpful driver One way to miss a class or meeting One way to miss a performance One way to miss part of a movie One more than eleven One was dirty One-twelfth of a gross Order of doughnuts Order of roses One or two may arrive on Valentine's Day Offbeat ordinal One napping One who nods Ones out for a while On the way out Oxford doctorate, briefly One barely passes with it One passes with it, barely One who is not on a roll? Org. units OR frequenter Olive __: uniform color Olive ___ (army color) Olive ___ (military color) Olive ___ (uniform material) Olive color Olive shade Olive-colored? On the dull side Opposite of colorful Olive and others Olive color used in some cosmetics? Olive __ (army uniforms) Olive __ (military uniform) Olive ___ (M*A*S*H wear) Olive ___ (military uniforms) Olive ___ (uniform) Olive shades One eighth of a fluid ounce old liquid measure Old Greek coin Old coin of Greece Old money of Greece *Overly harsh One trying to grab a bite at the theater? Object of a 1960's protest One may be escaping inside Open-window annoyance Open-window hazard One avoiding service One avoiding the service entrance? One choosing Canada over Vietnam One who'd rather not serve Ones who refuse to serve, pejoratively One forced into a force One forced into action One forced into service One selected for the army. One who is inducted One whose work is revised Oktoberfest? One who likes his beer from the tap? OBSTRUCTION to progress One kind of race Outfit with heels, often ___ out (prolong) Officer Friday's TV show One of the Red Sox pitchers Ottoman advisor Official guides or interpreters in the Near East. One of 12 tiles in mah-jongg One shooting from the mouth? Object of some fantasy quests One fly's baroness? Ollie and Fafnir Old foot soldier One in a very short race Old measure of Tripoli. One may be snaked Outlet for a sink Outlet from a sink overwork One concern of the E.P.A. Outflow of water One job for a plumber Out of pep One who can get down off his back? One-named rap star Old pharmacy weight One-eighth of a fluid ounce One-eighth of an ounce One-eighth ounce Ounce fraction Ounce part "Our Town" or "Hamlet" "Ozark" or "Fargo" O'Neill creation O'Neill field O'Neill forte O'Neill offering O'Neill specialty O'Neill work O'Neill's field O'Neill's forte O'Neill's specialty Opposite of comedy One who might roast a ham? One who'll tell you how to act Ones who help people get their acts together? One prone to histrionics, informally One making a mountain out of a mole hill One prone to emotional display One with a histrionic personality O'Neill output O'Neill works Olivier's forte. of or like drama "Oedipus Rex" uses it Oedipus the King device One way to stress something that's important overacting O'Casey or O'Neill Occupation associated with Tennessee One who crafts plays for the stage Ones earning play money? "Orange Is the New Black," e.g. oatmeal mixed with cold water Ounce divisions Ounce fractions Offerer of clog-busting tips